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Counting dates in columns in a linked spreadsheet
I have a spreadsheet that contains linked rows of data. Most of the data in
each column consists of dates. At the top of each column I'm using the COUNTA function to total the entries in each column. Problem that I'm having is in some columns it is counting every row in that column whether it has a date or not. I linked the spreadsheet with: =IF(Sheet1!A1="","",Sheet1!A1). |
Counting dates in columns in a linked spreadsheet
Use the COUNT function to count dates (assuming they're true Excel dates).
True Excel dates are really just numbers formatted to look like dates. A1 = 1/1/2008 A2 = text A3 = 1/31/2008 A4 = #VALUE! A5 = FALSE A6 = <empty cell =COUNT(A1:A6) = 2 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Bernie R." <Bernie wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet that contains linked rows of data. Most of the data in each column consists of dates. At the top of each column I'm using the COUNTA function to total the entries in each column. Problem that I'm having is in some columns it is counting every row in that column whether it has a date or not. I linked the spreadsheet with: =IF(Sheet1!A1="","",Sheet1!A1). |
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