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Hello -
I currently have a function that counts the blanks in a column and if the column is blank, "* Required" disappears: =IF((COUNTBLANK(E13:E16)=4),"", "* Required!") The character filling the cells in the column is an asterisk, when the cell to the left of that column is empty. This is like your normal web app that has required fields. Problem: I don't want to hard code the function. I would much rather write one that uses something like " 0". The logic would be, if the count of the asterisks in the range is 0 then display the "* Required" else, display nothing. I don't know what function to use to do this. I tried CountIF and CountA but I couldn't get them to work. Any help will be greatly appreciated! -- Sandy |
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