Is it possible to have an indirect link for the cell range in a formula?

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  1. 365
  2. 2019
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  1. Windows
Hello,

In the formula underneath, the number 19 is variable.
In cell A1, I used a count row formula, so I would like to refer to that cell.
Is this somehow possible with indirect? I can't get it to work

=SORT(FILTER((Helpersheet!AB2:BD19);Helpersheet!BD2#<>"");1;1)

Thanks in advance
 

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=SORT(FILTER(Helpersheet!AB2:INDEX(Helpersheet!BD:BD;A1);Helpersheet!BD2#<>"");1;1)
 
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