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Variable Cell Refs
How can I change the cell ref of a formula to one that is stored in another
cell? e.g. I want to do a COUNTIF(B1:B*x*,"0") where the value of *x* has been manually input in A1 TIA Craig |
Variable Cell Refs
Craig,
Use the INDIRECT function to convert a text string in to an actual range address: =COUNTIF(INDIRECT("B1:B"&A1),"0") -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Craig" wrote in message ... How can I change the cell ref of a formula to one that is stored in another cell? e.g. I want to do a COUNTIF(B1:B*x*,"0") where the value of *x* has been manually input in A1 TIA Craig |
Variable Cell Refs
Try with
=COUNTIF(B1:INDEX(B:B, A1); "0") -- Regards, Juan Pablo González "Craig" wrote in message ... How can I change the cell ref of a formula to one that is stored in another cell? e.g. I want to do a COUNTIF(B1:B*x*,"0") where the value of *x* has been manually input in A1 TIA Craig |
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