Using INDIRECT as the argument forCOUNTIFcreates a dynamic range ofcell referencesthat can be counted by the function if the cell values meet a criteria. It does this by turning text data, sometimes referred to as atext string, into a cell reference. Screenshot This example is based on the...
Sub ShadeRows1() Dim r As Long With Range("B5").CurrentRegion For r = 1 To .Rows.Count If r / 2 = Int(r / 2) Then 'even rows .Rows(r).Interior.ColorIndex = 43 End If Next End With End Sub Click Run or press the F5 key to run the code. The above code shades only the...
=SUM(COUNTIF( C3 , { "A*" , "B*" , "C*" } ) ) >0 Explanation: COUNTIF function checks the value which matches with either of the pattern stated in the formula Criteria is given in using * (asterisk) wildcard to look for value which has any number of characters. ...
Method 6 – Design a Dynamic Top 10 List for Duplicate Data This method is suitable for when we have duplicate data. Steps: Go to Cell F5 and enter the formula below: =INDEX($B$5:$B$18, MATCH(1, ($C$5:$C$18=LARGE($C$5:$C$18, E5)) * (COUNTIF(F$4:F4, $B$5:$B$...
CountIf(xRg, xR) >= 1 xR = Int(xS * Rnd + xNum_Lowerbound) Loop xRg1.Value = xR Next Next End Sub Copy Note: In the above code, xStrRange = "A1:B20" indicates that you want to generate random numbers in the range A1:B20. xNum_Lowerbound = 100 and xNum_Upperbound =...
A normal named range is static. If you define C2:C10 as Item, Item will always refer to C2:C10, until and unless you edit it manually. In below image, we are counting blanks in the Item list. It is showing 2. If it were dynamic it would have shown 0. A dynamic name range is ...
Type in the COUNTIF function, starting with an equal sign followed by "COUNTIF" and then an open parenthesis. =COUNTIF() Enter the range, and criteria—which may be text, a number for a specific threshold or “value” for an exact match. ...
3.1) In theNamebox, enter a name for the named range; 3.2) In theRefers tobox, enter the below formula into it; =OFFSET(Sheet1!$B$2,0,0,COUNTA(Sheet1!$B$2:$B$50)-COUNTIF(Sheet1!$B$2:$B$50,""),1) 3.3) Click theOKbutton. See screenshot: ...
It counts the number of blank cells in the range A1:A21, including cells with only spaces, by trimming spaces and checking if the length is 0, then summing the results using the SUMPRODUCT. COUNTBLANK to Count Blank Cells In the following example, you have a few values in the range A1:...
=FILTER($G$1:$H$60,COUNTIF(K1#,$F$1:$F$60)=1) If I replace the K1# reference in this formula with the formula that returns the dynamic array, it gives me the 'There is a problem with your formula' error =FILTER($G$1:$H$60,COUNTIF(UNIQUE(FILTER($B$1...