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is there a formula for this (when working with 2 tabs)

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    Unhappy is there a formula for this (when working with 2 tabs)

    I have an excel document with 2 tabs..

    Is it possible for a value in a box (C4) on tab 2 to be increased by 1 if any box in the corresponding column in tab 1 (C) is filled (note, they are filled with dates).

    For example, the column on tab 1 is a list of enrollment dates..
    and there is a table on tab 2 that sums up tab 1..
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    total football participants = [box C4 that i am trying to see if excel can do automatically]

    I hope that i'v explained it ok?
    And hope someone can help.
    Last edited by wonderingwoman; 03-23-2012 at 12:06 PM. Reason: just asking for a little help, i don't use forums regularly, i'm very sorry

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    Re: Excel question

    Can you read the Forum Rules then amend your thread title
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    Re: Excel question

    Every question here is about Excel How does that title comply with Rule # 1

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    Re: Excel question

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fotis1991 View Post
    ..Don't Private Message or email questions to moderators or other members.
    How have I possibly done that?
    I just wanted a little advice, I didn't think everyone would have a go at me for asking for help.

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    Re: is there a formula for this?

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    Re: is there a formula for this?

    here is an example of the problem (obviously limited due to confidentiality)

    it would be much appreciated if you would take a look and if you or anyone else knows if it is possible to do what i hoped to do

    kind regards

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    Re: is there a formula for this (when working with 2 tabs)

    is this what you mean?

    example of problem.xls

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    Re: is there a formula for this (when working with 2 tabs)

    Wow.. I think that is exactly what I mean!

    Shall just try it on the actual sheet!

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