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ISBLANK function and Cell range

  1. 10-19-2010, 09:31 AM #1
    AndyF19
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    ISBLANK function and Cell range

    I have a worksheet that I want to ensure users complete certain cells and only when all the specified cells have been completed a message in another cells says "Complete". prior to that it says "Incomplete".
    The way I have found thus far is to use the ISBLANK function but 2007 will not let me add any more cells to the formula. I've tried the syntax ISBLANK(A1:A50) but it is not recognising the range.

    Is there a better way to do this or is there away to use a range with the IS function?
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    Re: ISBLANK function and Cell range

    If you want to do a range like A1:A50, it would be easier to use COUNTBLANK and check for 0 as the result.
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