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I have two separate workbooks on different network drives. One is a SHARED
workbook and one is not. What I am doing is using a COUNTIF formual to bring counts from the Shared workbook to the other workbook. I can get an accurate value. However, when I close the source workbook, I get the #NAME! Error in the field with the formula. When I reopen the source workbook and update the other workbook the #NAME! error goes away and the correct value appears. Any help would be apppreceiated. Here is the formula: =COUNTIF('[Safety Meeting Resource Library for Branch and Driver Meetings.xls]Fargo'!$B$10:$B$134,"April-09") |
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