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Anonymous
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How to ignore empty cells with count function

Hi, I have a column that is Won_Job_ID that is empty unless an estimate was scheduled into an actual job. I want to do a Count of the Won_Job_ID column that ignores empty cells so I can just see how many estimates were scheduled into jobs.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

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niclaz79
Partner - Creator III
Partner - Creator III

Depending on whether your fields are actually empty or contains a 0 or similar, use one of these:

Count(if(not isnull(Won_Job_ID),Won_Job_ID))

or

Count(if(Won_Job_ID<>0,Won_Job_ID))

Anonymous
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I pasted that in there and it didn't work. It still shows the total rows, not the total rows that aren't blank.

vishsaggi
Champion III
Champion III

Try this?

Count({< Won_Job_ID = {"*"}  >} Won_Job_ID)

OR

Count({< Won_Job_ID = {

  • }  >} Won_Job_ID)

  • OR


    Count({< Won_Job_ID = {[=Len(Trim(Won_Job_ID))<>0]}  >} Won_Job_ID)

    niclaz79
    Partner - Creator III
    Partner - Creator III

    Try the one with 0 but replace with ' ' instead to indicate a blank.It all depends on how the data looks which we haven't seen.