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Excel, how to add/detect a coloured cell as only number "1" and ignore the cell value
Hey, ive got a attendance report with up to 10 weeks per person. Right now i have 2 sepertae formulas, 1 which uses cell value to determine colour (so 1=red (absent), 2=green (present) etc.) And another formula that uses the "total weeks present" ('4/10) to determine a percentage (=40%). Is there any way i can get the "total weeks present" to increase by 1 (from'4/10 to '5/10) when i fill in the cell with present (2) and not increase the "total weeks present" by 2 (almost ignoring the cell value, but detecting the cell is full or something like that)?
Thanks in advance!
ApexSurv1vor It's not entirely clear how your data is setup, but the COUNTIF function might work. For example:
=COUNTIF(range, 2) & "/10" =COUNTIF(B2:K2, 2) & "/" & COLUMNS($B$1:$K$1)
Please see the attached sample workbook, if needed...
- djclementsBronze Contributor
ApexSurv1vor It's not entirely clear how your data is setup, but the COUNTIF function might work. For example:
=COUNTIF(range, 2) & "/10" =COUNTIF(B2:K2, 2) & "/" & COLUMNS($B$1:$K$1)
Please see the attached sample workbook, if needed...
- ApexSurv1vorCopper ContributorYes that is exactly what i was looking for thankyou so much!