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Using the example below, I need a worksheet formula that will automatically
determine the number of blank cells in column B based on the number of rows in Col A containing entries, which can vary as more entries are added after the last row. So the formula needs to automatically determine that number of rows in column A for the whole column, not just a select number of rows. In this example the number of rows is 5. Fortunately, the first null entry in Col A will indicate the end of the data in that column. So there are no nulls in Col A before the last entry. In my example, the answer is 3 (for nulls found in Col B rows 2, 3 and 5). Any ideas? Thanks in advance. Col A Col B Row 1 10 X Row 2 20 Row 3 25 Row 4 100 x Row 5 15 |
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