using a range of numbers in COUNT-SUMIF(INDIRECT formulas

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Formula help with this

=COUNTIF(INDIRECT("$AP19:$AP$9999"&$A$1),"9")

=SUMIF(INDIRECT("$AP$19:$AP$9999"&$A$1),"9",$BD$19:$BD$9999)

I am using these formulas successfully
but Now, instead of using one number, in this case the number 9,
I want to use a range from 11:20

thanks
Ironsides
 

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Looks like you want number between 11 to 20 instead of 9, if yes then try this:

=COUNTIF(AND(INDIRECT("$AP19:$AP$9999"&$A$1,">=11"),INDIRECT("$AP19:$AP$9999"&$A$1"<=20")))
 
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Thanks KUYJS, I copied and pasted your formula into a cell that is formated number, and the only thing that cell shows is the formula, no error message. I expected it to show the sum
 
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no, the 11 to 20 are individual numbers in cells in col AP.
 
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Please let me clarify what I'm looking for:
starts row 19
the cells in col AP has numerals from O to 750
the cells in col BE has dollar numbers from $1 to $500

I need two things to happen:
I want to count all individual numbers that are in col AP
and I want the sum all of those individual numbers that have the dollar amount that are found in col BD

so if Col AP finds 50 numbers of 2 then i want the sum all those 2's that are found in col BD

So I'm counting and summing
 
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