In the vast world of Excel, understanding the intricacies of data manipulation is vital. One such aspect involves counting characters, specific characters, or certain text within cells or a range of cells. This guide will enlighten you on the step-by-step ways to achieve this. Whether you're...
I'll throw my 2 cents in... First off I am assuming the color is being done using conditional formatting and hence there is already some formula calculating right vs wrong so I would askChristopher1209why not just use that formula on the range to calculate % correct (if you share the f...
If you have a conditional formatting rule to generate cell borders based on a certain condition, you can use this condition in a COUNTIFS formula. If you wish to count cells directly formatted with a left border, you would have to use a user defined function to count the cells. Here is ...
I'll throw my 2 cents in... First off I am assuming the color is being done using conditional formatting and hence there is already some formula calculating right vs wrong so I would askChristopher1209why not just use that formula on the range to calculate % correct (if you share the f...
would be more efficient if excel only was forced to update that function (and its dependents) than updating the whole sheet. And lastly for the benefit of the OP, I would mention this macro will return the # of cells of a particular color, so in the example you would want something ...
would be more efficient if excel only was forced to update that function (and its dependents) than updating the whole sheet. And lastly for the benefit of the OP, I would mention this macro will return the # of cells of a particular color, so in the example you would want something ...
just looked at the code when I made those observations.NikolinoDEmakes a very good point.Basically only looking at .interior.color doesn't work for conditional formatted colors because the cell's interior color is still blank (or what ever color you set it to) but the conditional formatting ...