LiftFillRange won't accept name

erutherford

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Found a some cool search code. I replicated it in my test workbook, worked fine, which means the "LiftFillRange" accepted the name for the code.

Code:
=Search!$D$2:INDEX(Search!$D$2:$D$16,COUNTIF(Search!$D$2:$D$16,"?*"))
In the name manger its called "search"

So I duplicated it in my project and LiftFillRange will not accept "search" in the name manager. I have gone over the creation a dozen times.

Here is the code that isn't being accepted.

Code:
=Search!$P$2:INDEX(Search!$P$2:$P$50,COUNTIF(Search!$P$2:$P$50,"?*"))

ideas?
 

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Using Function Arguments with nested formulas
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