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count the presence of a date as 1
I am building a sales tracking chart which includes a date when an item is
sold. I need to count the number of sales based on whether or not a date has been entered. |
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count the presence of a date as 1
I'm pretty sure we'll need at least some of the details!
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "WLWTNG" wrote in message ... I am building a sales tracking chart which includes a date when an item is sold. I need to count the number of sales based on whether or not a date has been entered. |
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count the presence of a date as 1
Dates are numbers that are formatted nicely in excel.
If the range only consists of numbers (just dates (no other numbers like money, times...), non-numeric text or empty cells, you could use a formula like: =count(a2:a10) WLWTNG wrote: I am building a sales tracking chart which includes a date when an item is sold. I need to count the number of sales based on whether or not a date has been entered. -- Dave Peterson |
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