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Default If and Sumproduct

Perfect! Thanks.

"PCLIVE" wrote:

May be this:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(E$1:E$250="Research"),--(C$1:C$250=K$1),--(C$1:C$250<=K$2))


"ronnomad" wrote in message
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I have about 250 pieces of equipment that are serviced periodically every
3,
6 or 12 months. Each piece is located in a specific department and I want
to
identify the number of pieces serviced in a defined time frame by
department.

Column C contains service dates; column E contains the department names
and
all columns between A & E have headings. The other columns have info not
related to the query. K1 & K2 contain the beginning and end dates for the
query.

The formula I wrote:
=IF(E$1:E$250="Research",SUMPRODUCT(C$1:C$250=K$1 )*(C$1:C$250<=K$2),0)
returns the value of 0. What have I done wrong?

Thanks,

Ron