How can I use COUNTIFS to count blanks?
How to I enter "blank cell" as my second criterion?
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Hi,
To count blank cells you'll want to use a condition such as @cell = ""
An example formula could be something like this:
=COUNTIF({Range of cells to be counted}, @cell = "")
Let me know if you have questions.
Best,
Mike
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Hey @Mike Raposo
Thank you for the response! My function is still not working. . .
=COUNTIFS({PR-023436 Intake sheet Range 2}, =1, [{PR-023436 Intake sheet Range 3}, @cell = ""])
Is it the same procedure for COUNTIFS functions as well?
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Hi @mabliang
I hope you're well and safe!
Try something like this.
=COUNTIFS({PR-023436 Intake sheet Range 2}, 1, {PR-023436 Intake sheet Range 3}, @cell = "")
Did that work/help?
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