Using excel 2003

I have a workbook that I will be using to calculate stumpage and payroll. To
get the data moved from the load sheet to the stumpage sheet, I have =(cell
address) and I copied that down. There are 30 lines of data but not all lines
will be used. If there is no data in a line I get "0" on the stumpage sheet.

For this cycle there are only 11 loads. On the stumpage sheet, I entered the
formula =count(loads) (loads is the range name of the 30 lines of data in
colA). I choose count because in that column I have ticket numbers. So I
wanted to know how many cells had numbers in that column so I would know how
many lines would be on the stumpage sheet.

I need a formula that will look in the cell and return only the cells that
have text.
Any help would be appreciated.

=IF(Sheet1!A1="","",Sheet1!A1)


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Thu, 14 Jan 2010 13:23:02 -0800, indyjojo
wrote:

Using excel 2003

I have a workbook that I will be using to calculate stumpage and payroll. To
get the data moved from the load sheet to the stumpage sheet, I have =(cell
address) and I copied that down. There are 30 lines of data but not all lines
will be used. If there is no data in a line I get "0" on the stumpage sheet.

For this cycle there are only 11 loads. On the stumpage sheet, I entered the
formula =count(loads) (loads is the range name of the 30 lines of data in
colA). I choose count because in that column I have ticket numbers. So I
wanted to know how many cells had numbers in that column so I would know how
many lines would be on the stumpage sheet.

I need a formula that will look in the cell and return only the cells that
have text.
Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you for your reply. I tried that but I got a 0 which is not the result
I was looking for.

Maybe if I give an example it will be easier to clarify what I need.

A B C D E
1 TICKET # GRADE MILL DRIVER WEIGHT
2 123 ZONE 2 CLW WILSON 29.33
3 425 ZONE 2 CLW TROY 33.00
4
5

On the stumpage sheet, I need the ticket number, zone, and weight. What I
would like the function to do is once the information on row three is moved
over to the stumpage sheet row four will stay blank instead of showing a "0".
Currently, I have on the stumpage sheet in cell a4 I have =a2 which will
result in "123".

Thanks in advance for your time and assistance.

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

=IF(Sheet1!A1="","",Sheet1!A1)


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Thu, 14 Jan 2010 13:23:02 -0800, indyjojo
wrote:

Using excel 2003

I have a workbook that I will be using to calculate stumpage and payroll. To
get the data moved from the load sheet to the stumpage sheet, I have =(cell
address) and I copied that down. There are 30 lines of data but not all lines
will be used. If there is no data in a line I get "0" on the stumpage sheet.

For this cycle there are only 11 loads. On the stumpage sheet, I entered the
formula =count(loads) (loads is the range name of the 30 lines of data in
colA). I choose count because in that column I have ticket numbers. So I
wanted to know how many cells had numbers in that column so I would know how
many lines would be on the stumpage sheet.

I need a formula that will look in the cell and return only the cells that
have text.
Any help would be appreciated.

.

Hi,

To count only text values, you could use =countif(loads,"*")

--
Regards,

Ashish Mathur
Microsoft Excel MVP
www.ashishmathur.com

"indyjojo" wrote in message
...
Using excel 2003

I have a workbook that I will be using to calculate stumpage and payroll.
To
get the data moved from the load sheet to the stumpage sheet, I have
=(cell
address) and I copied that down. There are 30 lines of data but not all
lines
will be used. If there is no data in a line I get "0" on the stumpage
sheet.

For this cycle there are only 11 loads. On the stumpage sheet, I entered
the
formula =count(loads) (loads is the range name of the 30 lines of data in
colA). I choose count because in that column I have ticket numbers. So I
wanted to know how many cells had numbers in that column so I would know
how
many lines would be on the stumpage sheet.

I need a formula that will look in the cell and return only the cells that
have text.
Any help would be appreciated.

Not clear to me what you want and where.

Is the example data you show on Ticket sheet?

How do you "move" data over to Stumpage sheet?

What is in row 4 of the example data you show and why would it display 0
when row 3 data is "moved"?

On Stumpage sheet if no data in A2 the formula =A2 in Stumpage A4 yopu will
get a 0

Change that formula to =IF(A2="","",A2)

If you want, you could send me the workbook via email with some explanation.

gorddibbATshawDOTca change the obvious to get my address.


Gord

On Thu, 14 Jan 2010 15:15:01 -0800, indyjojo
wrote:

Thank you for your reply. I tried that but I got a 0 which is not the result
I was looking for.

Maybe if I give an example it will be easier to clarify what I need.

A B C D E
1 TICKET # GRADE MILL DRIVER WEIGHT
2 123 ZONE 2 CLW WILSON 29.33
3 425 ZONE 2 CLW TROY 33.00
4
5

On the stumpage sheet, I need the ticket number, zone, and weight. What I
would like the function to do is once the information on row three is moved
over to the stumpage sheet row four will stay blank instead of showing a "0".
Currently, I have on the stumpage sheet in cell a4 I have =a2 which will
result in "123".

Thanks in advance for your time and assistance.

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

=IF(Sheet1!A1="","",Sheet1!A1)


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Thu, 14 Jan 2010 13:23:02 -0800, indyjojo
wrote:

Using excel 2003

I have a workbook that I will be using to calculate stumpage and payroll. To
get the data moved from the load sheet to the stumpage sheet, I have =(cell
address) and I copied that down. There are 30 lines of data but not all lines
will be used. If there is no data in a line I get "0" on the stumpage sheet.

For this cycle there are only 11 loads. On the stumpage sheet, I entered the
formula =count(loads) (loads is the range name of the 30 lines of data in
colA). I choose count because in that column I have ticket numbers. So I
wanted to know how many cells had numbers in that column so I would know how
many lines would be on the stumpage sheet.

I need a formula that will look in the cell and return only the cells that
have text.
Any help would be appreciated.

.