=IF(G15:G21,"0",IF(I15:I21,"1","0"))

Where column G and column I are date fields.

This forumla keeps returning a #VALUE! error because the date field is not a
number. How do I write a formula to see blank date fields?

I want to count the number of rows where there is a date in row G and no
date in row I.

The purpose of the row is to indicate which sales stage the contact company
is in. The dates track entry into the sales stage. If column G has a date,
and there is no date in the I column then the contact is still in the Column
G stage. If there is a date in the I column that date indicates when it left
the Column G stage. I want the formula to count the G Column to indicate how
many accounts are in the Column G stage.

(Not relevant to this question, I can figure out how to count the days in
stage.)

=SUMPRODUCT(--(NOT(ISBLANK(G15:G21))),--(ISBLANK(I15:I21)))

"SCP1" wrote:

=IF(G15:G21,"0",IF(I15:I21,"1","0"))

Where column G and column I are date fields.

This forumla keeps returning a #VALUE! error because the date field is not a
number. How do I write a formula to see blank date fields?

I want to count the number of rows where there is a date in row G and no
date in row I.

The purpose of the row is to indicate which sales stage the contact company
is in. The dates track entry into the sales stage. If column G has a date,
and there is no date in the I column then the contact is still in the Column
G stage. If there is a date in the I column that date indicates when it left
the Column G stage. I want the formula to count the G Column to indicate how
many accounts are in the Column G stage.

(Not relevant to this question, I can figure out how to count the days in
stage.)

Maybe this:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(G15:G21<""),--(I15:I21=""))

--
Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"SCP1" wrote in message
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=IF(G15:G21,"0",IF(I15:I21,"1","0"))

Where column G and column I are date fields.

This forumla keeps returning a #VALUE! error because the date field is not
a
number. How do I write a formula to see blank date fields?

I want to count the number of rows where there is a date in row G and no
date in row I.

The purpose of the row is to indicate which sales stage the contact
company
is in. The dates track entry into the sales stage. If column G has a
date,
and there is no date in the I column then the contact is still in the
Column
G stage. If there is a date in the I column that date indicates when it
left
the Column G stage. I want the formula to count the G Column to indicate
how
many accounts are in the Column G stage.

(Not relevant to this question, I can figure out how to count the days in
stage.)