thanks Pete.
Do you think there is a preferential way - I've just changed all my formulas to include the "indirect" and it seems to work now (thank goodness). Do you think that the e:e, i:i way would work betteR?
Thanks again for your help!
thanks Pete.
Do you think there is a preferential way - I've just changed all my formulas to include the "indirect" and it seems to work now (thank goodness). Do you think that the e:e, i:i way would work betteR?
Thanks again for your help!
The INDIRECT function is volatile, which means the formula will be calculated whenever there is a change on the workbook - this could slow the workbook down. Using full-column references is fine, as the COUNTIF function is clever enough to only use the used range. And, the formula is simpler.
Hope this helps.
Pete
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Pete
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