Indirect formula based off cell value on current sheet

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I wasn't getting much action on a prior thread I posted Find last row of sheet based off cell value to reference the sheet name. So posting again with little more troubleshooting I have done as well as simplifying the ask. Either formula or VBA - how can I set a formulas range to be dynamic of the Last row of a given sheet. I.e below. I tried creating a helper column in column D but can't get a way to in cooperate. I am applying these formulas via VBA if it matters. The below is just a drafted version of a much larger data set over 1million rows and potential of 25 sheets hence need it to be dynamic.

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Summary
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2:B5B2=IFERROR(COUNTIFS(INDIRECT(LEFT(A2,1)&"!$D$2:$D$7"),A2,INDIRECT(LEFT(A2,1)&"!$Q$2#"),">1"),0)
B6:B14B6=IFERROR(COUNTIFS(INDIRECT(LEFT(A6,1)&"!$D$2:$D$9154"),A6,INDIRECT(LEFT(A6,1)&"!$Q$2#"),">1"),0)
D2:D14D2=COUNTA(INDIRECT(LEFT(A2,1)&"!$D$2:$D$9154"))
 

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Although whole column referencing is frowned upon, the documentation indicates that CountIf (and its siblings) are Used Range aware and I have to assume that applies to the newer CountIfs versions as well.
So asuming your formulas works on the limited range, try this.
Excel Formula:
=IFERROR(COUNTIFS(INDIRECT(LEFT(A2,1)&"!$D:$D"),A2,INDIRECT(LEFT(A2,1)&"!$Q:$Q"),">1"),0)
 
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Do you think I will experience performance issues using full columns? That was my fear that led me down the path of using a last row
 
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For the Countifs etc functions using the full columns should make very little difference
 
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