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Excel subtotals cells with a formula - HELP
I am subtotaling (using count) a few columns. When the column truly has
nothing in the cell the subtotal does not count it. However, if the cell has a formula "=countif(xxxxxxx)" then it counts it in the subtotal - Why? I am so confused and under pressure. |
Excel subtotals cells with a formula - HELP
You could try
=SUMPRODUCT(--(rng<"")) -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "jay" wrote in message ... I am subtotaling (using count) a few columns. When the column truly has nothing in the cell the subtotal does not count it. However, if the cell has a formula "=countif(xxxxxxx)" then it counts it in the subtotal - Why? I am so confused and under pressure. |
Excel subtotals cells with a formula - HELP
Well I am not sure how/what that is - smile. I use the subtotal because we
use the "at each change in" field. Not sure how this one will work, but I will try it. Do you know why its counting a cell that has a formula in it? "Bob Phillips" wrote: You could try =SUMPRODUCT(--(rng<"")) -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "jay" wrote in message ... I am subtotaling (using count) a few columns. When the column truly has nothing in the cell the subtotal does not count it. However, if the cell has a formula "=countif(xxxxxxx)" then it counts it in the subtotal - Why? I am so confused and under pressure. |
Excel subtotals cells with a formula - HELP
This is the current subtotal forumula:
=SUBTOTAL(3,AH4175:AH4601) And within this defined range I have this formula in those cells, =IF(COUNTIF(October!A:A,P4584)0,"X","") And if one of those cells is truly empty it works, if this formula is in the cell then it counts the cell and it shouldn't. "Rookie_User" wrote: Well I am not sure how/what that is - smile. I use the subtotal because we use the "at each change in" field. Not sure how this one will work, but I will try it. Do you know why its counting a cell that has a formula in it? "Bob Phillips" wrote: You could try =SUMPRODUCT(--(rng<"")) -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "jay" wrote in message ... I am subtotaling (using count) a few columns. When the column truly has nothing in the cell the subtotal does not count it. However, if the cell has a formula "=countif(xxxxxxx)" then it counts it in the subtotal - Why? I am so confused and under pressure. |
Excel subtotals cells with a formula - HELP
=SUMPRODUCT(--(AH4175:AH4601<""),(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(AH4175,ROW( AH4175:AH460
1)-MIN(ROW(AH4175:AH4601)),,)))) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Rookie_User" wrote in message ... This is the current subtotal forumula: =SUBTOTAL(3,AH4175:AH4601) And within this defined range I have this formula in those cells, =IF(COUNTIF(October!A:A,P4584)0,"X","") And if one of those cells is truly empty it works, if this formula is in the cell then it counts the cell and it shouldn't. "Rookie_User" wrote: Well I am not sure how/what that is - smile. I use the subtotal because we use the "at each change in" field. Not sure how this one will work, but I will try it. Do you know why its counting a cell that has a formula in it? "Bob Phillips" wrote: You could try =SUMPRODUCT(--(rng<"")) -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "jay" wrote in message ... I am subtotaling (using count) a few columns. When the column truly has nothing in the cell the subtotal does not count it. However, if the cell has a formula "=countif(xxxxxxx)" then it counts it in the subtotal - Why? I am so confused and under pressure. |
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