Similar Posts

Remove Duplicates in Single Column
Remove Duplicates in Excel Highlight/Select the Column A, similar to shown in below screenshot: Go To “Data” tab on Menu Bar and click on “Remove Duplicates” as shown below: Once you click on “Remove Duplicates”,…

How to Hide Sheet in Excel with or without VBA?
Video: How to Hide Worksheet in Excel? Hide Sheet in Excel When I was creating an excel dashboard, there were multiple sheets which I used for calculation purpose and never wanted anybody to make any…

How to Remove Password from Excel – 2 easy methods
While passwords in Excel help protect data, there are times when you may need to remove them to make changes, like modifying the workbook structure or editing data. This tutorial explains six methods to remove…

Excel Cell Reference – 3 simple ways
What is Excel Cell Reference? Excel Cell references are the names of cells. A cell reference has a letter and a number. The letter comes from the column (A, B, C…) and the number comes…

Excel Tables – Complete & Advanced Guide 2025
What is Excel Tables? Excel tables organize data into rows and columns with special features like unique names for columns, easy-to-use formulas, automatic formatting, and simple sorting and filtering. They make data management and analysis…

How to find Median in Excel
Understand how to find median in Excel with simple steps. Understanding the middle value in a set of numbers, known as the median, is important in the data industry. Professionals often use Microsoft Excel to calculate this. Excel’s MEDIAN function helps quickly find this value from long lists of numbers. This saves time and allows for further calculations using the median value. In this article, we explain what the MEDIAN function in Excel does, why it’s useful, and two methods to find the median in your data.

Remove Duplicates in Single Column
Remove Duplicates in Excel Highlight/Select the Column A, similar to shown in below screenshot: Go To “Data” tab on Menu Bar and click on “Remove Duplicates” as shown below: Once you click on “Remove Duplicates”,…

How to Hide Sheet in Excel with or without VBA?
Video: How to Hide Worksheet in Excel? Hide Sheet in Excel When I was creating an excel dashboard, there were multiple sheets which I used for calculation purpose and never wanted anybody to make any…

How to Remove Password from Excel – 2 easy methods
While passwords in Excel help protect data, there are times when you may need to remove them to make changes, like modifying the workbook structure or editing data. This tutorial explains six methods to remove…

Excel Cell Reference – 3 simple ways
What is Excel Cell Reference? Excel Cell references are the names of cells. A cell reference has a letter and a number. The letter comes from the column (A, B, C…) and the number comes…

Excel Tables – Complete & Advanced Guide 2025
What is Excel Tables? Excel tables organize data into rows and columns with special features like unique names for columns, easy-to-use formulas, automatic formatting, and simple sorting and filtering. They make data management and analysis…

How to find Median in Excel
Understand how to find median in Excel with simple steps. Understanding the middle value in a set of numbers, known as the median, is important in the data industry. Professionals often use Microsoft Excel to calculate this. Excel’s MEDIAN function helps quickly find this value from long lists of numbers. This saves time and allows for further calculations using the median value. In this article, we explain what the MEDIAN function in Excel does, why it’s useful, and two methods to find the median in your data.

Remove Duplicates in Single Column
Remove Duplicates in Excel Highlight/Select the Column A, similar to shown in below screenshot: Go To “Data” tab on Menu Bar and click on “Remove Duplicates” as shown below: Once you click on “Remove Duplicates”,…

How to Hide Sheet in Excel with or without VBA?
Video: How to Hide Worksheet in Excel? Hide Sheet in Excel When I was creating an excel dashboard, there were multiple sheets which I used for calculation purpose and never wanted anybody to make any…

How to Remove Password from Excel – 2 easy methods
While passwords in Excel help protect data, there are times when you may need to remove them to make changes, like modifying the workbook structure or editing data. This tutorial explains six methods to remove…

Excel Cell Reference – 3 simple ways
What is Excel Cell Reference? Excel Cell references are the names of cells. A cell reference has a letter and a number. The letter comes from the column (A, B, C…) and the number comes…

Excel Tables – Complete & Advanced Guide 2025
What is Excel Tables? Excel tables organize data into rows and columns with special features like unique names for columns, easy-to-use formulas, automatic formatting, and simple sorting and filtering. They make data management and analysis…

How to find Median in Excel
Understand how to find median in Excel with simple steps. Understanding the middle value in a set of numbers, known as the median, is important in the data industry. Professionals often use Microsoft Excel to calculate this. Excel’s MEDIAN function helps quickly find this value from long lists of numbers. This saves time and allows for further calculations using the median value. In this article, we explain what the MEDIAN function in Excel does, why it’s useful, and two methods to find the median in your data.
It doesn’t work with conditional formatting because the cell color does not really change
This code does not work with conditional formatting however we made it work. So please read below article to count colored cells with conditional formatting.
Count Colored Cells with Conditional Formatting
Hope you like the article. Please comment if you liked the solution.
Happy Reading!
Great tips! I always struggled with counting colored cells in Excel, but your step-by-step guide made it so easy to follow. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks.
Great tips! I never knew counting colored cells could be so straightforward with Excel. Thanks for breaking it down step by step!
Thank you for the feedback. Keep learning
Thank you for this detailed guide! Counting colored cells in Excel always seemed tricky to me, but your step-by-step instructions made it much easier to understand. I can’t wait to try it out in my own spreadsheets!
Thank you so much for your feedback. Keep learning