Count IFS between 2 dates with multiple ranges

RebelAlley

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I'm having an issue with my formula. What I want to do is count the number of times a date is in between 2 dates. I have a list of people and days they took off, each day is in a separate cell and each person is one row. I'm trying to string together multiple rows for my range. On another tab I have a column for the date at the beginning of the week (A) and the end of the week (B). This is what it looks like right now:
=SUM(COUNTIFS(INDIRECT({"Holiday!B16:BP16","Holiday!B29:BP29","Holiday!B41:BP41"}),"<="A2),(INDIRECT({"Holiday!B16:BP16","Holiday!B29:BP29","Holiday!B41:BP41"}),">="B2))

Excel won't even accept this as a formula and my head is starting to hurt thinking about it.

I also tried this which isn't working - it is picking up dates that are after the end of the week =SUM(COUNTIF(INDIRECT({"Holiday!B17:BP17","Holiday!B30:BP30","Holiday!B42:BP42"}),">="&[@End]-"6"))
 

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I am not to clear how your spreasdsheet is set up. Here is my guess.

The dates are a named range call DaysOff

Person11/5/20191/13/20192/7/2019
Person21/13/20191/21/2019
Person31/21/20192/23/2019
Person42/23/20193/17/2019

<colgroup><col><col><col span="2"><col span="2"></colgroup><tbody>
</tbody>

(Not the full range)
On another sheet

Beginning of weekEnd of WeekCount Days Off
1/1/20191/5/20191
1/6/20191/13/20192
1/14/20191/21/20192
1/22/20191/29/20190

<tbody>
</tbody>

In the cells in column "Count Days Off" I put this formula in each cell
Code:
[FONT=Verdana]=COUNTIFS(DaysOff,">=" & A2,DaysOff,"<=" & B2)
[/FONT]
 
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