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Your cell probably contains an empty text string (""), which will return 1 with both functions. Depending on what you have in the other cells there are ways to ignore that. Please post a sample sheet with some data and manually mocked up results if needed
To check if A1, say, has an empty text string, type =TYPE(A1) somewhere. If the result is 2, it is text. Now, how did it get there ?
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There are lots of other TEXT cells on the worksheet but they all contain text, so they return 0 for the COUNTBLANK function. That gives me enough clues to write a procedure to identify any cells with the empty text string. I'll do that in VBA as it is a very large worksheet. I too wonder how these empty strings crop up from time to time - not often though. Thanks again Martin |
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