Using COUNTA to count only visible cells

jray

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Is there a way to use counta to count only the visible cells in a spreadsheet?

Thanks.

Jim
 

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Jim
 
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AGGREGATE is an "under-promo" function in Excel 2010. I like it so much since I found it. :)
 
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Hi jray,

If you're using 2007 or later you can use the additional COUNTA argument that was introduced with the SUBTOTAL function, i.e.:

=SUBTOTAL(103,A2:A5)

Just change the range to suit.

Regards,

Robert
 
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I've seen both used, but not explored them until today - they look like superb additions to the Excel arsenal!
 
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