Perhaps something like this?
Formula:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(AAB$7,ROW(AAB$7:AAB$212)-MIN(ROW(AAB$7:AAB$212)),))>0),COUNTIF(AAB$7:AAB$212,AAB$7:AAB$212))
Perhaps something like this?
Formula:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(AAB$7,ROW(AAB$7:AAB$212)-MIN(ROW(AAB$7:AAB$212)),))>0),COUNTIF(AAB$7:AAB$212,AAB$7:AAB$212))
Dave
no that doesn't work sorry
how about just try this one formula
the cell range is from AAB7 to AAB212 and counting the letter N
=COUNTIF(AAB$7:AAB$212,"N")
OK. What are you filtering in/out?
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Last edited by FlameRetired; 11-21-2017 at 01:15 AM.
OK thanks
so N means Nightshift
and I have a few guys in different supervisor crews, so when I filter for N on a certain day I then narrow the filter more so by selecting 1 supervisor.
Try using COUNTIFS with a helper column (say, column AAZ, which may be hidden):
- put the following formula in cell AAZ7 and drag-copy it down to cell AAZ212:
=AGGREGATE(3,5,AAB7)
- the followig formula will count N's in visible cells only:
=COUNTIFS(AAB$7:AAB$212,"N",AAZ$7:AAZ$212,1)
Last edited by Root_; 11-21-2017 at 01:43 AM.
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