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Default Indirect In formulas

Apologies for not making myself clear.

I am using a macro to populate column A with the names of all the worksheets in the workbook onto a sheet called Summary

I then want to use the names of the worksheets in a COUNTIF statement

so rather than =COUNTIF(G12:G889,"text")

I want to COUNTIF(INDIRECT("'" & Summary!A18 & "'!" & "A23"):=INDIRECT("'" & Summary!A18 & "'!" & "A24"),"text") whe

Summary!A18 is the other worksheet name and A23 and A24 are the neginnings and ends of the range.

Is that clearer?

Thanks in advance




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