This is the one that worked for me. Thank-you PEO for
spelling it out for me!

=SUBTOTAL(102,F1:F6)


Thanks to the others for trying and keeping this post
alive!

--Jim

-----Original Message-----
Just notice that 9 will sum while 2 will count numbers
and 3 will count
everything but blanks, finally if the rows are hidden
you have to prefix it
with 10 and only in excel 2003

=SUBTOTAL(103,E1:E15)

Regards,

Peo Sjoblom


"Frank Kabel" wrote:

Hi
use the formula as provided :-)
=SUBTOTAL(9,E1:E5)

and just open Excel's help and search for SUBTOTAL

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Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

"Jim" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
...
I tried this:

=subcount(9,E1:E5)

and got this in return:

#NAME?

where can I find a reference of the different
definitions
of that first parameter?

Thanks,

--Jim

-----Original Message-----
Hi
just try Peo's function. In this case using 9 as
first
parameter is
does a COUNT

--
Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

schrieb im
Newsbeitrag
...
Hi Peo,

Thanks for the reply ... =subtotal adds the
numbers
in
the column, I'm looking for a way to do just a
cell
count. I have a spreadsheet with over a thousand
rows
in
it. I've hidden the ones I don't need, and am
trying to
figure out how to do a count pf how many records
are
remaining.

I am using 2003.

Thanks,

--Jim

-----Original Message-----
Built in? Only in excel 2003

=SUBTOTAL(103,Range)

otherwise you would need a UDF or a macro


Regards,

Peo Sjoblom

"Jim" wrote:

Is is possible to do a cell count when you have
hidden
rows? How?

Thanks in Advance,

--Jim


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