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Default Sumproduct; two conditions; no list

Unless you are fortunate enough to have Excel 2007, array function like
SUMPRODUCT do not permit full-column/full-row references. So your SUMPRODUCT
is behaving as expected.
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I have a list that is broken up in different parts. The list is broken up
by
blank cells and by text.

My formula works if I only include a part of the sheet

=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!A5:A17=A3)*(Sheet1!T5:T17="Gew erbe")*Sheet1!K5:K17)

but not if I include the whole column:

=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!A:A=A3)*(Sheet1!T:T="Gewerbe") *Sheet1!K:K)

Any suggestions?