CountIf "Active" From The Conditional Formatting

Dec 29, 2008

I have in Cell M19 : =COUNTIF(F22:F71,"Active")

In Range (F22:F71) I have all the cells = "Active" but are conditionally formated to only show up when text is valid in a corrosponding cell.

So M19 is always = 50

How can M19 = only the cells in the range (F22:F71) that actually show up "Active" from the conditional formatting?

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