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This seems so simple but I've spent hours without resolution. In column A,
I need to count the number of rows that actually have data in them. If there is no data, I need to keep column A blank. Here's an oversimplied example of my simple list. 1 John Doe 2 Susan Smith 3 Joe Dear In column A now I have =COUNTA($B$2:B64) and that works great until you hit a row with no data. I have tried all these: =IF(G690,(=COUNTA($B$2:B69))," ") Also =COUNTIF($B$2:B69,"0") There's got to be an easy way that I'm missing!! HEEEELP please. Thank you, Susan |
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