Count if a cell is blank / not blank
I'm trying to create a formula to help show when tasks are past due.
Basically, I want to count cells where Range 32 is NOT blank (or is a date) and where Range 31 is blank (or is not a date, as it has not been filled in yet).
I don't think this format is correct at all, but I'm struggling on where to go next.
=COUNTIFS(NOT(ISBLANK({Range 32})), AND(ISBLANK({Range 31}))
I appreciate any and all help!
Answers
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Is this formula being used on a different sheet? Are you wanting these to add up? If so, this formula might work:
=COUNTIF({Range 32}, <>" ") + COUNTIF({Range 31}, =" ")
There is a blank space between the quote marks.
Jonathan Sanders, CSM
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Hi there! I used this formula but am only receiving "0" as an output, when I know that is incorrect. I tried this with a few different ranges and continued to receive 0. Any ideas on how to fix that?
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Hi @aecross
Count only counts non blank values:
Count({Range 32}) + COUNTIF({Range 31}, =" ")
Hope this helps!
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This only worked without the blank spaces between "" for me.
Edit to add a Thank You to Kleefrye. Wouldn't have gotten that close w/o this suggestion.
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