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=COUNTA([book2.xls]Sheet1!$A$1:$A$2)
or =COUNTA([book2.xls]Sheet1!A1:A2) I'd let excel do the work. Open the other workbook. Then in the cell that's going to contain the formula, type: =counta( And then go to the "sending" sheet and select the range. Excel will use absolute references ($A$1 instead of A1), but you can use F4 to cycle through the reference styles. Alan wrote: It's referencing another workbook that's confusing me. When counting items in another worksheet I'm using COUNTA(worksheet!a1:a2) and I get a valid number. However, when counting items in another workbook I'm using COUNTA(workbook:worksheet!a1:a2) and my response is "1". The count should be over 100. What am I doing wrong? Thanks. -- Dave Peterson |
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