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using =COUNTIF() in a variable range on a different worksheet?
Help please.
I just got an nice answer on how to use the ".Formula()" function programmatically but I forgot one detail: the range has to be variable: 'ActiveWorkbook.Sheets("WSB").Cells(1, 2).Formula ="=COUNTIF('WSA'! D2:D36000,""<N/A"")" So, imagine that the range "D2:D36000" is dynamic. I've been trying to substitute the value of "D36000" using "&d_end" but no success. Something is telling me I should use a "range" type variable but I'm too newbie I think. Thanks. |
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