Using column header as dynamic range

Vincent88

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Hi, I would like to create below function using the header name in a dynamic table in another workbook as the range.

=COUNTIF([Inventory0221.xlsx]CitiPlaza!Table1[[#Headers],[ Service Tag/Serial No.]],[@[Serial number]])

the range of which I want to use the header name is [Inventory0221.xlsx]CitiPlaza!Table1[[#Headers],[ Service Tag/Serial No.]]


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Cannot guess the complete formula, but as far as the interval is concerned I think you have to use
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COUNTIF([Inventory0221.xlsx]CitiPlaza!Table1[ Service Tag/Serial No.], ......)
 
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Will the other workbook always be open?
 
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