How can I get around 30 argument limit of SUM function?
You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
Biff
"Randy" wrote in message
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This worked great! Thanks to all!!
"T. Valko" wrote:
Try this:
=SUMPRODUCT($C22:$AF22,$C20:$AF20)/SUM($C20:AF20)
To answer your question about 30 arguments:
Each set of inner ( ) is *1* argument
So:
=SUM((A1,A2,A3,A3,A5)) has 1 argument
=SUM((A1:A10),(B10:B20),(C20:C30)) has 3 arguments
Biff
"Randy" wrote in message
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I've tried to break this formula up into defined names but it is not
working
properly. Does anyone have any suggestions how I can get around the 30
argument limitation of the SUM function? Each argument is multiplying
a
number times a percentage.
Thanks!
Randy
=SUM(($C22*$C20),($D22*$D20),($E22*$E20),($F22*$F2 0),($G22*$G20),($H22*$H20),($I22*$I20),($J22*$J20) ,($K22*$K20),($L22*$L20),($M22*$M20),($N22*$N20),( $O22*$O20),($P22*$P20),($Q22*$Q20),($R22*$R20),($S 22*$S20),($T22*$T20),($U22*$U20),($V22*$V20),($W22 *$W20),($X22*$X20),($Y22*$Y20),($X22*$X20),($AA22* $AA20),($AB22*$AB20),($AC22*$AC20),($AD22*$AD20),( $AE22*$AE20),($AF22*$AF20))/SUM($C20:AF20)
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