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I don't know if this is possible but what i need to do is count in a row the
number of cells that are not empty [=SumProduct((C$7:C$193<"")) easy enough] and that are a specifit color. not so easy. I made a function that tests for the specific color, TestColor(give cell here) but I don't know how to pass it the cell row sumproduct is currently on. here is what i have [ =SUMPRODUCT((C$7:C$193<"")*(TestColor()) ] So i need to put the cell in test color like so TestColor(C7) but it needs to change for each row SUMPODUCT is on. is this possible or do i have to do everything in VBA? any help is appreciated. |
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