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I Have a set of values in a column that keeps track of customers for a given
product. I have a CountA function set up to count the non-null values in the range, thus keeping track of how many customers I have for a given product. My problem is this: When I create a new row in the table to insert a new customer, that entry now falls a row outside of my defined, named range, and the new entry doesn't get counted in my COUNTA. Is there a way to redefine (stretch) the range I have defined as "customers" so that it automatically grows row by row each time I ADD insert a new row? |
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