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Hi I am trying to create a report that anyone in my office can then generate.
I have created named ranges and then use the names in equations, I Have linked the criteria to a seperate sheet so all anyone has to do is type in the criteria and the report will work. I can't however reference named ranges via the other worksheet. The named ranges are created using column titles, so what i am trying to do is, when the user types in the column title in the worksheet say in cell B6 the equation in another worksheet will use this as it's reference and count the number of times the give criteria appears in the named range e.g. =COUNTIF(Overall_Status,"Not Started"), this returns the correct answer 112 but if I use =COUNTIF(B6,"Not Started") or =COUNTIF(INDIRECT(B6),"Not Started") they return zero or REF#error. Is this possible and Thanks in advance. Graham |
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... Hi I am trying to create a report that anyone in my office can then generate. I have created named ranges and then use the names in equations, I Have linked the criteria to a seperate sheet so all anyone has to do is type in the criteria and the report will work. I can't however reference named ranges via the other worksheet. The named ranges are created using column titles, so what i am trying to do is, when the user types in the column title in the worksheet say in cell B6 the equation in another worksheet will use this as it's reference and count the number of times the give criteria appears in the named range e.g. =COUNTIF(Overall_Status,"Not Started"), this returns the correct answer 112 but if I use =COUNTIF(B6,"Not Started") or =COUNTIF(INDIRECT(B6),"Not Started") they return zero or REF#error. Is this possible and Thanks in advance. Graham Hi Graham If B6 is on sheet1 and COUNTIF() on sheet2, you have to use the sheet name: =COUNTIF(INDIRECT(Sheet1!B6)) -- Best regards Leo Heuser Followup to newsgroup only please. |
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