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Johan Myrberger
(Using Excel2000)
I have a column (A) where I have entered a formula
=IF(FromAccessTotalSubs!A3="";"";FromAccessTotalSubs!A3) (the row number
increasing on each row). The idea is to copy the column from another
sheet, and ensure that an empty string is displayed rather than 0 if the
copied cell was blank.
When I try to use =COUNTA(A:A) in another cell to find out how many cell
in the column that contains some information (not empty string..) I finf
that COUNTA return the number of cells that contains the (first)
formula, rather than how many cells displays a value to the user.
Is this the intended functionality of COUNTA? How can I enter a formula
that gives me the expected result?
regards
/Johan Myrberger
I have a column (A) where I have entered a formula
=IF(FromAccessTotalSubs!A3="";"";FromAccessTotalSubs!A3) (the row number
increasing on each row). The idea is to copy the column from another
sheet, and ensure that an empty string is displayed rather than 0 if the
copied cell was blank.
When I try to use =COUNTA(A:A) in another cell to find out how many cell
in the column that contains some information (not empty string..) I finf
that COUNTA return the number of cells that contains the (first)
formula, rather than how many cells displays a value to the user.
Is this the intended functionality of COUNTA? How can I enter a formula
that gives me the expected result?
regards
/Johan Myrberger