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Formula to pick up blank cell names
I have a spreadsheet with names and dates of training next to them. I want to
pick up the names which are in the A column if either the B or C column have been left blank (showing that they haven't been done) so it can be seen easily who has not had the training. |
Formula to pick up blank cell names
You can use Autofilter for columns B and C (choosing "blank" option from
Autofilter dropdown list). Regards, Stefi €˛admingirl€¯ ezt Ć*rta: I have a spreadsheet with names and dates of training next to them. I want to pick up the names which are in the A column if either the B or C column have been left blank (showing that they haven't been done) so it can be seen easily who has not had the training. |
Formula to pick up blank cell names
Hi,
You can also use Advanced Filters. Assuming your data is set up as follows in range A1:C5, in cell A8 type, the following formula - =COUNTA(B2:C2)=0 Name Date of training Date of training (2) A 01-03-2008F 03-03-2008 G T 06-04-2008Now go the Filter Advanced Filter and in the list range refer to A1:C5. in criteria range refer A7:A8 and in copy to, give the reference of any cell. Hope this helps. -- Regards, Ashsih Mathur Microsoft Excel MVP www.ashishmathur.com "admingirl" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet with names and dates of training next to them. I want to pick up the names which are in the A column if either the B or C column have been left blank (showing that they haven't been done) so it can be seen easily who has not had the training. |
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