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Default SUMPRODUCT #value! error

thanks but sorry there isn't any changing, is there any other way to check it
out ?


"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Look for non-numeric values (just plain old text) in K7:k3000, too.

Tufail wrote:

no i don't think so, how can i check ? coz i already check many many times.

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote:

is there a #Value! error in your data?

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"Tufail" wrote in message
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hi
alot of time i use this SUMPRODUCT formula without any problem, but this
time i don't know somehow this error is coming out, even i checked formula
100 times but just don't know why #value! error is coming out, so plz
someone
can help me.

=SUMPRODUCT(('Sold list'!$L$7:$L$3000='List room'!G4)*('Sold
list'!$K$7:$K$3000))

error is coming for = 'List room'!G4
i hope you can understand i have two sheets 1=Sold list and 2=List room.
if you want to know any more detail so plz just let me know.
thanks in advance.

tufail




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