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Default countif when range to count is in a different workbook

Hi,

I have a workbook which tracks when a certain person has applied for
funding. I have other separate workbooks for each type of funding, and when
someone applies, I need to check the master workbook and have a formula
return how many times their ID appears on the list.

This is my current formula:

=COUNTIF('[Applicant Information.xls]applicants''
applications'!$A$3:$A$65000,A6)

This works great when the Applicant Information.xls file is open, but causes
a #Value! error when it is not. Upon opening my specific funding worksheets
I update links but I keep getting an "Error - non-defined or non-rectangular
name" status when I check the source.

Any ideas? Should all countif formulae rely on an open workbook? All of my
other formulae relating to a closed workbook is now working fine.

If anyone could help, it would be much appreciated.

Thanks,

Karen.


 
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