Are you sure that there is only one rate that matches the date in D8. If
there are many, this formula will sum them.

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HTH

RP
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"Jim" wrote in message
news:pqd%e.319610$on1.77599@clgrps13...
That was embarrassing, lol.
I'm getting a response altho it's not returning the same interest rate as
on
"Sheet2". On the first date range it's showing 89.75% when it should be
9%.
Somethings getting lost in the translation, however I'm closer than I've
been todate and thats a big step forward.

Thanks for your help, Jim

"JE McGimpsey" wrote in message
...
The formula I gave you works fine in a test workbook. Again, the
comparisons you're making are inverted logic - the comparisons should be

<start date range <=D8

and

<end date range =D8

The #REF! error would indicate that your references were bad - are you
sure that your sheet is named "Sheet2"?


In article <_GY_e.283159$tt5.57408@edtnps90,
"Jim" wrote:

Neither works, getting #REF errors, I tried changing it slighly to
match
the
cells I actually use in the columns to no avail.. Just to make sure as
I
have limited experience with excel, I am entering this formula into F8
cell
on sheet1 (Where I want the results to show)

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet2!A3:A36=D8),--(Sheet2!B3:B36<=D8),C3:C36)