COUNTBLANK function is used to get the total count of Blank or Empty cell in range.
COUNTBLANK Function has one required argument i.e. range.
Syntax:
=COUNTBLANK(range)
range argument is used to give range from which Blank cell’s count is required
The IF function is often used to return empty strings. For example, if A1 contains 21, this formula in B1 will return an empty string:
=IF(A1>30,"Overdue","")
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