Countif Greater than a cell reference

beerandcrisps

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Hi

I am carrying out what I though was a simple countif, but am having problems. On one worksheet, I have the numbers 1 to 32 in row 1. In row 2 I am trying to write a countif that refers to these numbers but obviously don't want to write it 32 times. Howevere I am having problems because the countif is a greater than or = to. For the first number, if I write =COUNTIF(Sheet2'!G:G,">=1") I get the correct answer, but if I change this to =COUNTIF(Sheet2'!G:G,">=B1") it no longer works. How do I do a countif when my >= refers to a cell reference.

Cheers

Andy
 

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