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Not sure what I am missing
countif(Sheet1!$B$9:INDIRECT("'"&"Sheet 2"&"'!$F$5"), "Yes") returns #Ref
Much appreciated for the help
Not sure what I am missing
countif(Sheet1!$B$9:INDIRECT("'"&"Sheet 2"&"'!$F$5"), "Yes") returns #Ref
Much appreciated for the help
countif(indirect("'Sheet1'!B9:" & 'Sheet 2'!$F$5), "Yes")
Maybe is what you were looking for? Is there a cell reference like C12 or something in Sheet 2:F5?
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what reference are you trying to create ie what would it look like without the indirect
where is the info you are going to reference in the indirect?
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It should be this
countif(Sheet1!$B$9:INDIRECT("'"&"Sheet 1"&"'!$F$5"), "Yes")
The range should be on the same sheet.
where F5 in sheet 1 refers to the cell reference, based on a bunch of dependent variables.
I think you want what I posted then, try this
=countif(indirect("Sheet1!B9:" & 'Sheet 1'!$F$5), "Yes")
Although, do you really have 2 tabs called Sheet1/Sheet 1?
So say if F5 in sheet 1 returns B15,
it should be generate countif(sheet1!b9:b15)
Pretty much. Putting it around just a basic cell reference is unnecessary. You want it to wrap around the first reference since part of it is text and part of it is a cell reference. Then it should return the correct range of values.
ah i see.
Many thanks!!!
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