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I am using the following formula (and it works!) to calculate the number of
dates that equal january, feb, and so on. =SUMPRODUCT(--(MONTH('Raw Data'!H$4:H$18)=1)) Within the raw data, I also have the word "unscheduled" where a date should belong. I am now getting errors with my formula. How do I add - if the cell doesn't = unscheduled, then sum product? Thanks!! |
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