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I have a formula such as:
=COUNTA('C:\Accounting\[5010 Advertising.xls]Sheet1'!$C$209:$C$239) I was wondering if there is a way for example to put in cell A10: C:Accounting\[5010 Advertising.xls]Sheet1 and then in cell B10 use some sort of concatenation formula or something to create the COUNTA function by referencing the value (ie filename) in A10 ie: =CountA(&A10&C209:C239) ... but that is not it and I cant figure it out. Thank you for your help. Steven |
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