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The reason for using such a formula is that the range contains values that
are the result of a formula. No blanks occur until the end of the list, however any empty cells thereafter will contain a formula. "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: What is your reason for using COUNTIF(Sheet3!$F:$F,"?*") instead of COUNTA(Sheet3!$F:$F) In column F do you have any cell that just conatin blank characters / empty spaces... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Gotroots" wrote: What causes the validation list to change the range to add one or more empty cells to the end of the list. When playing round with the defined Name formula I notice it can change the range to include empty cells. Anyone got any thought on this? =OFFSET(Sheet3!$F$1,0,0,COUNTIF(Sheet3!$F:$F,"?*") ) |
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