Count the Number of Changes to a Cell containing a Formula.

Matt28TX

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I am trying to track the the total number of changes that occurs in a cell that contains a formula. The cell uses the formula COUNTIF(E$5:E$1356, "Incomplete"). to track the number of 'Incomplete" items there are, so this number with increase and decrease with the change of the status. I am needing to track the total number of "Incomplete that has ever occurred. For instance if i have 100 items, and 15 of them are incomplete one day, them 5 of those item are completed, but 17 more new items are incomplete, the total tally should be 32. The total count should never decrease.

I have several places on the same sheet that i need this same function to occur. I have used the code below, how ever i can not get it to work with cells the contain a formula.


Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) If Target.Count > 1 Then Exit Sub If Target.Address(False, False) = "C2" Then Range("B2").Value = Range("B2").Value + 1 End Sub</pre>
 

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