Sumproduct Query
Thanks Bob.
"Bob Phillips" wrote:
It treats any text as 0, even a simple =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A200)) will count
them. If you want to ignore, it has to be smarter, test for a number, or
length = 0.
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HTH
Bob Phillips
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"Toppers" wrote in message
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Bob,
Any explanation for my experience i.e. blank (space) treated as
0? I would have expected these to be treated as 0.
"Bob Phillips" wrote:
That should work okay. Do you get the problem with the workbook open,
closed, or both?
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Bob Phillips
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"shakey1181" wrote in message
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I am using the following formula to reference another file and count
the
number of entries in the array:
=SUMPRODUCT(--('Z:\2006\06''06\[01.06.06.XLS]delays &
pax'!$E$7:$E$270))
the above is returning 20, which is a count of the size of the array
rather
than the number of entries greater than zero. I have used a similar
formula
on the same sheet and it's working perfectly, but however I alter the
above,
it only ever returns 20.
Any Ideas?
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