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To count the number of unchecked boxes I'm using the formula: =COUNTIF([% Complete]3:[% Complete]60, 0). The issue is that it is also counting blank rows. How do I get it to only count actual blank checkboxes?
My personal workaround was to create another checkbox column called "Header" and check that box if a row is header type row or maybe a divider. Then I hide that column.
Then using COUNTIFS to look at the header column and the % column
=COUNTIFS([% Complete]3:[% Complete]60, 0, Header3:Header60,0)
Maybe there is an easier way but that's the way I've been doing it.
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