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Matt Pinkston
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9/25/2018
Excel Formula NOT logic
I use the following =COUNTIFS(Raw_20180918!V:V
,"approved
") to find how many entries are approved?
How do I determine how many entries are NOT approved?
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Office
7
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Matt Pinkston
8/22/2022 - Mon
Norie
9/25/2018
Matt
Try this.
=COUNTIFS(Raw_20180918!V:V
,"<>approv
ed",Raw_20
180918!V:V
, "<>")
Matt Pinkston
9/25/2018
ASKER
I am getting 1048576 like it is reading a ton a blank lines at the end?
Matt Pinkston
9/25/2018
ASKER
I am getting 1048576 like it is reading a ton a blank lines at the end?
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Rob Henson
9/25/2018
Try:
=COUNTA(Raw_20180918!V:V)-
COUNTIFS(R
aw_2018091
8!V:V,"app
roved")
This counts all non-blank cells and deducts those with "Approved"
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9/25/2018
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Norie
9/25/2018
The 2nd criteria in the formula I posted should exclude blank cells from the count
If it isn't then there might be a problem with the data, so it might be better to use the formula Rob suggested.
Matt Pinkston
2/2/2020
ASKER
thanks
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Try this.
=COUNTIFS(Raw_20180918!V:V