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I have a report that counts the number of projects people have started or
finished based on date fields. I was able to count the projects started using:
=Abs(Sum([Auditor] And IsNull([Ph2c])))

But I am unable to count the number of projects finished. I want to say,
basically, Count "Auditor" if Ph2c is not Null.
I have tried:
=Abs(Sum([Auditor] And IsNotNull([Ph2c])))
=Abs(Sum([Auditor] And [Ph2c]="Like #"))
=Abs(Sum([Auditor] And [Ph2c]="#Like *#"))
=Abs(Sum([Auditor] And [Ph2c]="Like *"))
=Abs(Sum([Auditor] And [Ph2c]="#1/1/1900#"))

But none of these things have worked. Any ideas?
 
Try these variations.

=Abs(Sum([Auditor] And IsNull([Ph2c])=False))

=Abs(Sum([Auditor] And [Ph2c] is not null)
 
This worked Great! Thank you very much.

John Spencer said:
Try these variations.

=Abs(Sum([Auditor] And IsNull([Ph2c])=False))

=Abs(Sum([Auditor] And [Ph2c] is not null)
I have a report that counts the number of projects people have started or
finished based on date fields. I was able to count the projects started using:
=Abs(Sum([Auditor] And IsNull([Ph2c])))

But I am unable to count the number of projects finished. I want to say,
basically, Count "Auditor" if Ph2c is not Null.
I have tried:
=Abs(Sum([Auditor] And IsNotNull([Ph2c])))
=Abs(Sum([Auditor] And [Ph2c]="Like #"))
=Abs(Sum([Auditor] And [Ph2c]="#Like *#"))
=Abs(Sum([Auditor] And [Ph2c]="Like *"))
=Abs(Sum([Auditor] And [Ph2c]="#1/1/1900#"))

But none of these things have worked. Any ideas?
 

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