Yep! For some reason people associate Counta with columns, ONLY...
It should work on ANY range, including non contiguous ranges.
Counta(rng1, rng2, rng3,.....)

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Thank you! Steve and John. I believe you guys got it thru my head that
the
CountA function works against whatever range arguement I provide.
(Sheepish
grin!)

"STEVE BELL" wrote:

I have used
CountA(Template!R1)
or
Counta(Template!R1C1:R1C25)
in worksheets, and the equivalent in code.

Not sure if this applies to your problem...

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I have set the following dynamic Named Range. Note that the Columns are
static 15, not dynamic as I'd like. There seems to be no "CountA"
equivalent
for rows!?

=OFFSET(Template!R2C1,0,0,COUNTA(Template!C1)-1,15)

Can you help? I've searched these postings for all dynamic named-range
info, but it all relates to Rows. I cannot find a Column example.
It's
amazing how much time a person can spend on a simple unknown.