I have a spreadsheet that is an master enrollment form for an event. As I add attendees I would basically like to index numbers in a column called "Headcount" which is Column G. Since the names are listed in Col. A under each attendee's local organization I can't just count the number of entries in Column A. However, I do have Column D, which is their email address, and that can be used for counting. So the formula in Column G would look something like this:

"If column D has an entry in it count this line as 1"

Then that formula would add 1 to the number in the line above it and display the result.

I hope this request is understandable and the function is possible. Please ask any question that will help with the understanding. I think this request is fairly simple for someone who is an advanced Excel user. It's just above my head. I tried find it in the Formulas section and didn't see anything that look appropriate.

Thanks for any help that can be provided.

In E2: =IF(D2="","",COUNTA($D$22)) (I don't know how to avoid this ugly green thing, but text inside parenthesis should read from $D$2 to D2)

Copy down.

To avoid the smiley, I use lowercase ":d2"

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Thank you Pecoflyer!

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Why the indexed headcount? Wouldn't just a single headcount suffice?

It worked like a charm! Thanks so much!