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Hi
3 options: 1. Refer your formula to column A =SUBTOTAL(103,A1:A4) 2. That's only possible if cells in column A are either empty or contain text, then you can count twice and substract results of numbers form the total: =SUBTOTAL(103,B1:B4)-SUBTOTAL(102,B1:B4) 3. Modify your formulas in column B to =IF(A1="",#N/A,A1) (copying to the end of your list) Now you can use =AGGREGATE(3,3,B1:B4) to count. |
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