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try =COUNTA(INDIRECT(B5 & ":" & B5)) -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Michael Dwyer wrote: This is going to be very simple, I just know it, but I am stuck in a mind-trap A working formula which returns a count: "=COUNTA(2:2)" This would return something like "27", a count of cells in row 2 with data, as does" "=COUNTA($2:$2)" "=COUNTA(MySheet!$2:MySheet!$2)" Now I want to have a cell which I enter a "row number" for my formula to count, i.e 2,3,4, etc I would like to have something like "=COUNTA((B5):(B5))" "=COUNTA($(B5):$(B5))" "=COUNTA(MySheet!$(B5):MySheet!$(B5))" .... work, but it does not, and I can see why is does not. I just can't figure out how to make it work. Like I said this should be simple, I'm just stuck at the moment |
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