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COUNTIF FUNCTION
What would the sytax be to do a countif() function with a dynamic range? For
instance: =CountIf($H$3:$J$(value of cell A3),"=1") Thank You very much |
COUNTIF FUNCTION
You can use the INDIRECT function for this:
=COUNTIF(INDIRECT("H3:J"&$A$3),"=1") Note that cell references placed in quotes "" within the INDIRECT function will not increment when the formula is copied, thus no need for absolute referencing ($). But, since the A3 reference is outside of the quotes, it will increment if the $ symbols are not present. HTH, Elkar "falcon491" wrote: What would the sytax be to do a countif() function with a dynamic range? For instance: =CountIf($H$3:$J$(value of cell A3),"=1") Thank You very much |
COUNTIF FUNCTION
Thank You Very Much! Worked Great!!
"Elkar" wrote: You can use the INDIRECT function for this: =COUNTIF(INDIRECT("H3:J"&$A$3),"=1") Note that cell references placed in quotes "" within the INDIRECT function will not increment when the formula is copied, thus no need for absolute referencing ($). But, since the A3 reference is outside of the quotes, it will increment if the $ symbols are not present. HTH, Elkar "falcon491" wrote: What would the sytax be to do a countif() function with a dynamic range? For instance: =CountIf($H$3:$J$(value of cell A3),"=1") Thank You very much |
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