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COUNTA Function
I have a formula that counts the active cells in a range
=COUNTA(A1:A10) Someone inadvertently put a decimal in one of the cells and it counted the cell when I didnt want it to. All of the cells will count the cells that contain a part number, which will always start with a €śW€ť and have a total of 13 characters Example: W032356412545 Is there a way to set up the COUNTA formula so it only counts the cells that contain the 13 character part number that starts with the letter W and eliminate the issue I had if someone inadvertently types in anything else? Any help would be greatly appreciated Thanks, Karen |
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