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Default why does this formula return a #VALUE! error

Not a problem Bernard, but it is one of those cases where -- will not work,
but * does (don't mention this to RagDyer)

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"Bernard Liengme" wrote in message
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The two ranges are not the same size
E103:P114 is 12 by 12 while E98 by P98 is 12 by 1
Tell us more about the project's data layout
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"Dave F" wrote in message
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Formula is: =SUMPRODUCT((E103:P114)*(E98:P98="Project"))

Should return 0. But I also get the error if there are values greater
than
zero in the range which meet the criteria.

Thanks, Dave
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