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Number of Lines in a Worksheet Function?
I have an Excel file with four worksheets. In each worksheet is a
list of computer names which can total 1,000 per worksheet. I want to create a new worksheet that lists just four numbers: the total number of computers/lines in each worksheet. Is that something I can do with a function? I'm hoping that as each worksheet gets updated, the "report" worksheet will automatically update its numbers with the new totals in the other four worksheets. |
Number of Lines in a Worksheet Function?
Use the CountA function
=COUNTA(Sheet1!A:A) =COUNTA(Sheet2!A:A)... This will return the count of cells with non-null values in column a of sheet 1, sheet 2, etc. If you add or delete a value, this formula will automatically reflect the new count. Of course you will have to pick a column which always has a value for each machine in your list. -----Original Message----- I have an Excel file with four worksheets. In each worksheet is a list of computer names which can total 1,000 per worksheet. I want to create a new worksheet that lists just four numbers: the total number of computers/lines in each worksheet. Is that something I can do with a function? I'm hoping that as each worksheet gets updated, the "report" worksheet will automatically update its numbers with the new totals in the other four worksheets. . |
Number of Lines in a Worksheet Function?
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