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Count Blanks, Non Blanks in PowerApps Form

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Hello,
 
I've a SharePoint list connected to PowerApps form. On Daily basis New records are added to the form, which than gets stored to SharePoint List.
 
I'm looking for a logic to count Blanks, Non Blanks from a particular column to add within PowerApps form.
 
See below is this helps to understand my requirement:
 
 
Hopefully someone can assist me in this regards.
 
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    WarrenBelz Profile Picture
    156,100 Most Valuable Professional on at
    In the order you posted them
    With(
       (
          _Data:
          Filter(
             SPList,
             IsBlank('Receipt Date')
          )
       },
       CountRows(_Data)
    )
    
    
    With( ( _Data: Filter( SPList, !IsBlank('Receipt Date') && IsBlank('Invoice No') ) }, CountRows(_Data) ) With( ( _Data: Filter( SPList, !IsBlank('Receipt Date') && IsBlank('Invoice Date') ) }, CountRows(_Data) )
    With( ( _Data: Filter( SPList, !IsBlank('Receipt Date') && !IsBlank('Invoice No') && !IsBlank('Invoice Date') && IsBlank('Licence No') ) }, CountRows(_Data) )
     
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  • timl Profile Picture
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    Hi y Prem4253
     
    Another way to do this would be to call the CountIf function. The syntax would look like this:
     
    Count rows where ReceiptDate is blank:
    CountIf(YourSharePointList, IsBlank(ReceiptDate))
     
    Count rows where ReceiptDate is not blank and InvoiceNo is blank:
    CountIf(YourSharePointList, !IsBlank(ReceiptDate) && IsBlank(InvoiceNo))
     
    Count rows where ReceiptDate is not blank and InvoiceDate is blank:
    CountIf(YourSharePointList, !IsBlank(ReceiptDate) && IsBlank(InvoiceDate))
     
    Count rows where ReceiptDate is not blank, InvoiceNo is not blank, InvoiceDate is not blank, and LicenceNo is blank:
    CountIf(YourSharePointList, !IsBlank(ReceiptDate) && !IsBlank(InvoiceNo) && !IsBlank(InvoiceDate) && IsBlank(LicenceNo))
    
     
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    WarrenBelz Profile Picture
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    Both timl's and my approaches will work, however both a subject to a maximum count of your Data Row Limit (I meant to note this on my original post as you will not get a Delegation warning and the limit is after the filter, whereas you will with timl's version with the limit before the filter).

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