How to fix the address of a cell that is returned by a function?

excelos

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  1. 365
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Hello!

I want to use a function that utilises a range, such as =ROWS($H$8:H8) where the starting point of the range is fixed.

How do I do that if the starting point is returned by another function? How to make that starting point fixed?

Thanks!
 

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