USAFMichael
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- Jan 11, 2023
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Hello All,
I have a workbook that non-Excel people use. It records the progress of the elevator car we're installing. It's a free-form table where users can enter their car IDs anywhere in the "Car" column (see the example). I want to count cars "not started" as a data point. Unfortunately users, aren't always putting a "zero" and are leaving the "progress" column blank to represent "zero progress". I want to be able to work around this, since the countif function ignores blanks.
I think there has to be a way to use the "car" column to determine if the "progress" column should be counted. Essentially, if there's data in the "car" column and a blank in the associated "progress" column, count that as a zero (and obviously also count the actual zeroes).
In both examples, "Cars not started" should equal "3".
Sorry if I omitted any required info.
Thanks in advance!
Michael
I have a workbook that non-Excel people use. It records the progress of the elevator car we're installing. It's a free-form table where users can enter their car IDs anywhere in the "Car" column (see the example). I want to count cars "not started" as a data point. Unfortunately users, aren't always putting a "zero" and are leaving the "progress" column blank to represent "zero progress". I want to be able to work around this, since the countif function ignores blanks.
I think there has to be a way to use the "car" column to determine if the "progress" column should be counted. Essentially, if there's data in the "car" column and a blank in the associated "progress" column, count that as a zero (and obviously also count the actual zeroes).
In both examples, "Cars not started" should equal "3".
Sorry if I omitted any required info.
Thanks in advance!
Michael