How to use range stored in cell inside a formula without vba

djbubu99

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Hi,

I searched for this but didn't manage to find a solution.

I have in a certain cell a range like M23:M178, this range is the result of match & concatenate. I want to use the range stored in that cell in a countif formula.

I got that to work but only with vba.

Example:

range("B2").formula="=countif(" & cells(1,1).value & ", ""criteria"")"

this works fine, but i don't have a autofill option for it and i need to do this for about 60 rows.


Any help is appreciated
 

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