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At the start of the day, our company has 0 transactions. Whenever
a transaction occurs, we will save that transaction data in a single row of cells. Therefore, once 5 transactions have been completed, my spreadsheet will consists of 5 rows of distinct data. At the end of any given day, we will have completed N transactions which means that the spreadsheet will contain N rows of distinct transaction data. My question is: What is a good way to calculate or determine HOW MANY rows of data have been filled with transaction data?? (In other words, I'm trying to calculate "N") Got any ideas? Thank you! |
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