Displaying a Value Until a Certain Count is Reached

yoman219

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Hi so I am trying to create a way so my column B displays a 0 until a certain count is reached, 64 rows. Currently I am using this in column B, =IF($C$1<=$D$1,0," "). Where C1 is the count display, =COUNT(B:B), and D1 one is just the value, 64. The problem is that this is a circular path and I am not sure how else to do this. Also in column A I have an increasing time interval with the increment of 92 seconds. How would I be able to determine what the time is when the count is 64. I will be using this with a variable count and time increment so if there is a way where these were my only two inputs that would be awesome!
 

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I'm not quite sure what you're after, but it seems like you want to simply return the time at the "count"'s row.

And you can do that with:
Code:
= StartingTime + Time(0,0,92*count-1)

or if it's on a sheet

=A1+Time(0,0,92*$D$1-1)
 
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I suppose a better way of explaining this would be. Each 0 is representing a person and the time next to them is there arrival time. I need a way so the 0's keep displaying in column B until the number of rows hits the count value of 64. Also I will have to abstract that time value of the 64th person to manipulate it else where. Unfortunately I have to use 0 to represent the person. If you still have questions I'd love to keep trying to explain too
 
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