Hi, i'm trying to run some reports on an automatically generate
worksheet from our company database.

Unfortunately, the data is formatted in columns something like:

Column Title
1
8
12
5
15
...
11
9
1

The data in bold is actually the lifetime average value for the data i
the columns. I just need to run simple countif macros on the nonbolde
data, is there an easy way to grab just the data I want? I'm kinda ne
to vba and excel and havn't been given much time to read up on thing
so my apologies if this is obvious

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You might try this

Dim x as Long, cel as Range

x = 0

For each cel in Range("A1:A250") ' <<< set to your range (this could be a
variable)
If cel.Font.Bold = False then
x = x+1
End If
Next

Msgbox "The count is: " & x


To avoid blank cells use:

If cel.Font.Bold = False And Len(cel) 0 then

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Hi, i'm trying to run some reports on an automatically generated
worksheet from our company database.

Unfortunately, the data is formatted in columns something like:

Column Title
10
8
12
5
15
..
11
9
10

The data in bold is actually the lifetime average value for the data in
the columns. I just need to run simple countif macros on the nonbolded
data, is there an easy way to grab just the data I want? I'm kinda new
to vba and excel and havn't been given much time to read up on things
so my apologies if this is obvious.


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Thank you very much.


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