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I want to use dcount on a data range, but the number of rows of data will
vary depending on a calculated value elsewhere in the S/S. Is there any way
of dealing with this without going into VB programming?

I can record a macro but cannot write them from scratch


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You may use dynamic named ranges. There are some examples at:
http://www.ozgrid.com/Excel/DynamicRanges.htm

Hope this helps,
Miguel.

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I want to use dcount on a data range, but the number of rows of data will
vary depending on a calculated value elsewhere in the S/S. Is there any way
of dealing with this without going into VB programming?

I can record a macro but cannot write them from scratch


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