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Hi - How do I write a count formula for non-blank cells that may contain
either a "X" or a number?
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See if the COUNTA function returns what you are looking for.

Does that help?

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Hi - How do I write a count formula for non-blank cells that may contain
either a "X" or a number?

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=COUNTIF(A1:A30,"x")+COUNTIF(A1:A30,"=0")

This is assuming you want to count cells that contain a 0, if you
don't, just remove the = from the second COUNTIF.


HTH

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