Rational
Count only blank cells
Description
The Excel COUNTBLANK function returns the count of blank cells within the reference arguments ignoring number and text cells.
For example, if A1:A10 contains three empty cells and remaining are filled with any value, to count blanks in the range A1:A10; =COUNTBLANK(A1:A10) will return 3 (ignoring any value in reference).
Syntax
=COUNTBLANK(range)
Parameters
range – Reference to count the blank cells.
Return Value
An Integer indicating counts of blank cells.
Key Notes
The COUNTBLANK function counts only blank cells in given range (value).
A cell with any value including zero or space is not counted.
Keep Reading Similar Functions:
COUNTA
The COUNTA function count of numbers and text within the reference list of arguments ignoring blank cells, =COUNTA(A1:A10) will return 7 (disregard blank).
AVERAGE
The AVERAGE function returns an average of numbers positioned in one or multiple ranges, =AVERAGE(5,15,30) add numbers and divide by 3, and returns 16.67.
SUM
The SUM function returns a number after adding multiple numeric arguments together =SUM(5,10,15) the Excel add numbers together and returns 30.
COUNTIF
The COUNTIF function returns a count of number based on given criteria like =COUNTIF(A1:A5,”>5″) that count numbers in the list >5 and returns 3.
COUNT
The COUNT function count of numbers within the reference list of arguments ignoring text & blank cells, =COUNT(A1:A10) will return 5 (only numeric).
