Count ONLY numeric values
Hello!
Is there a way to use the count function to count only numeric values and/or exclude cells that have text in them?
IE, I want this column count to be 8, not 9 without having to add a -1.
Thanks!
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Hi @jbatden
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Try something like this.
=COUNTIF([Project ID]:[Project ID], CONTAINS(2022, @cell))
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The real challenge here is that
####-### is actually a text value. So you would need to find something that they all have in common (similar to @AndrΓ©e StarΓ₯'s approach) or you would need to find something that is common with all of the rows you want to exclude.
If it could be variable numbers but will always have the "-" in it with no letters, you can use:
=COUNTIFS([Project ID]:[Project ID], IFERROR(VALUE(SUBSTITUTE(@cell, "-", "")), 0) <> 0)
Basically we strip the "-" and wrap it in a VALUE function. If the cell has just numbers and a "-" then the value function would convert that into a number that does not equal zero. If it is not able to be converted into a number, then VALUE function would throw an error, so we use an IFERROR to output a zero in those instances. We then tell the COUNTIFS to count all of the rows where the VALUE/SUBSTITUTE combo outputs an actual number and skip over the cells that do not.
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