exclude blank cells

Hi, I have to copy rows from one sheet to other in a same excel file. It's a repetitive task to be conducted on weekly basis. Consider following example. Name Devices code A Desktop 234 B Laptop 2345 C Television 3456 D Smartphone 7654 E Printer NA F Desktop 098 G Scanner NA...

Hello, I'm having some trouble with counting cells using two exclusions: "x" or BLANK. I'm running my test against two tables: One without and one with formulas. The one without formulas produces the correct number (C25), but the one with formulas (G25) is counting the BLANK cells when it...

Using COUNTA to exclude blanks – having issues I have a spreadsheet that has 101 rows of data (First row contains column headings) Column B is a text field. There are four blank cells, so the correct count is 96. =COUNTA(B2:B101) returns 96 =COUNTA(B:B) returns 98 =COUNTA(RGIndex!Authors)...

This is the formula I am using in my spreadsheet. The column the formula is looking at does include zeros as a value, but the formula as written includes the blank cells as a zero, which it should not. I need to exclude those. Here is the formula...

I have a column that has some cells filled with text, and some blank. I want to create a separate column that returns only the cells filled with text, ignoring blanks. I've shown what I mean in a table below. Is anyone able to help with this? <tbody> Column with data Return with formula...

Not sure how to properly explain this. I have a table of food items only some of which will be ordered. In a separate tab I want to list out only those items that need to be ordered with the order quantity. For example here is a data set: <colgroup><col><col><col><col><col...

I have a large data set where I need to find the average difference between two rows, but need to exclude the columns where either cell in the two rows is blank. For example here are just a few columns: <colgroup><col span="8"></colgroup><tbody> 23:10:00 +00 02:03:00 +01 01:44:00 +01...

hey, I'm getting lost in a sea of "If" statements. I'm not even sure that this is the best way to proceed. I'm looking for a formula that can analyze whether or not all Values (Stocking types in this case) match in all columns (Branch). However, it is allowable that there are Blank values...

Please help.... I need a formula that will calculate the total percentage, excluding blank cells (assignments not yet graded). Currently, I get 52.50% by dividing the sum of column B by the sum of column C, but that's not correct because I need the blank cells to be excluded. Any suggestions...