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I obviously clicked the wrong posting prior to typing the previous posting. It obviously has nothing at all to do with it. -- Regards Roger Govier "Roger Govier" <roger@technology4unospamdotcodotuk wrote in message ... Hi Try =COUNTIF(A2:H2,<"")1 Change the range A2:H2 to suit. Copy down as far as required. Filter on column with formula=TRUE to find rows which match -- Regards Roger Govier "FormulaQuestioner" wrote in message ... I am working on a spreadsheet to keep track of working and non working desks in an office. Each desk has 1 row, each piece of equipment has their own column. I want to have a formula where it will count a station is it has one of the following "broken usb keyboard" or "broken usb keyboard" or "broken phone" or "broken monitor". If a station has 2 things broken I want it only counted once. Can someone please help me with a formula. |
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