Figured it out!

J

Jeff

I had spaces in my worksheet name. Once I renamed the
sheet, eliminating the space, it worked!
Jeff
 
K

Ken Wright

Hi Jeff - Ditto on Laura's comments, but the problem you had does not mean that you have to rename
your sheets:-

Take a look at the two references that follow:-

=Sheet2!A1
='Sheet 2'!A1

The first has no spaces, whereas the second does. The OTHER difference that you should notice is
that the second has a pair of single quotes around the sheet name. This is because of the space,
so as long as you adjust any formulas to take account of that, then a space will not matter.

Pure guess now as I am not sure what is in the rest of your formulas, but the following may do
it:-

=COUNTIF(INDIRECT("'"&F3&"'!"&F4&":"&F5),"P")

There is a single quote between the first pair of double quotes, and a single quote just prior to
the exclamation mark.
 

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