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Good evening all,
I have a workbook that I have tabs labeled Week 1 through Week 5. I have a rollup sheet that I am using to count all of the unique values on all of the sheets. I am using this Function =COUNTIF('Week 1'!1:44,A2). Question is When I drag the formula down it changes on each cell as an example the formula in A3 would be as =COUNTIF('Week 1'!2:45,A3). I have used the "F4 " key that usually takes care of this but not this time. What am I overlooking? Thanks to all, and a Happy New Year..... Lomax |
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Hi
do you mean: =COUNTIF('Week 1'!$1:$44,A2) or do you want to increment the tab name?. If yes try: =COUNTIF(INDIRECT("'Week " & ROW(1:1) & "'!1:44"),$A$2) and drag this down -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "zeek" schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:rU%Ad.3943$Tf5.2961@lakeread03... Good evening all, I have a workbook that I have tabs labeled Week 1 through Week 5. I have a rollup sheet that I am using to count all of the unique values on all of the sheets. I am using this Function =COUNTIF('Week 1'!1:44,A2). Question is When I drag the formula down it changes on each cell as an example the formula in A3 would be as =COUNTIF('Week 1'!2:45,A3). I have used the "F4 " key that usually takes care of this but not this time. What am I overlooking? Thanks to all, and a Happy New Year..... Lomax |
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