--Viewpoint,

Learn everything you can on absolute references vs relative references.

Add dollar signs ($) to the rows/columns you want to remain static:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(MONTH(Data!A50:A10046)=7),--(YEAR(Data!A50:A10046)=2008))

would become

=SUMPRODUCT(--(MONTH(Data!$A$50:$A$10046)=7),--(YEAR(Data!A50:A10046)=2008))

HTH,

Conan Kelly


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Below is a formula that I want A50:A100046 to remain static so when I
"fill
down" the information doesn't change.

=SUMPRODUCT(--(MONTH(Data!A50:A10046)=7),--(YEAR(Data!A50:A10046)=2008))

Can you suggest how I can write the formula to accomplish my goal? (Just
an
FYI: I'm basing the month and year on a fiscal year beginning July 1
through
June 30, so I'm manually changing this info.)