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I've seen quite a few posts on this problem but haven't been able to
use any of the solutions I've found. The problem: (Excel 2003) =COUNTIF (W1!A1:A5,"1") is fine (W1 = Worksheet Name) =COUNTIF (W1.W5!A1:A5,"1") broken (tried with and without quotes around worksheet names) I want to solve this without using any addons, without resorting to VBA, and it would be nice (but not possible?) to solve without an INDIRECT and creating lists/ranges of work sheet names. In other words, I would like a simple and elegant solution. As an aside rant, why doesn't this work? COUNTA and other functions seem to have no problem with worksheet ranges. |
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