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I currently have the following formula.
=IF(ISERROR(COUNTIF(Clients!$AB:$AB,A33)),"",COUNT IF(Clients!$AB:$AB,A33)) This formula is repeated from Summary!D33 all the way to Summary!D65536 At this time, cell A33 is empty but will be populated later. Also, Clients!$AB:$AB is empty, but will be populated over time. Currently, I am getting a result of 65423, which is correct. There are in fact 65423 empty cells in Clients!$AB:$AB. I would like this cell to just stay blank (rather than show the number of blank cells) until such time as the cells referenced are populated over time. Is there anyway I can make this happen in this fashion? -- Thank you, Gregory |
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