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10-07-2015, 08:10 AM
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Right. COUNTIF(S) and SUMIF(S) functions, unlike most others, don't allow arrays as arguments; they require ranges. So it's easy for them to intersect the ranges passed against the used range of the worksheet. So you can pass full-column references without worrying about the consequences. 
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