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Excel 2007 / Vista
I have a scheduling worksheet showing individuals' names indicating in which area they will work on each day of the month. A subgroup of workers has their cumulative shifts assigned first to a "place holder name", and then each of those shifts is assigned to one of five individuals in the subgroup. As the individual assignments are made the cell changes color based on conditional fomatting for each name. However, I need to keep a count of the cells in each column that orriginally displayed the "place holder name". I thought I would assign borders to those cells before changing them to the individuals' names and then COUNTIF() the number of cells in each column that had borders (unchanged), but I can't find any way to count the number of cells in a range that have a particular border . |
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