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I am using sumproduct to build a report.
The referenced column has a formula in it. Sumproduct returns a value error message since there is a formula in the referenced cells. Example: Column A Month (entered) Column B Sales (entered) Column C Profit Percent (entered) Column D Profit dollars (results given by formula, column B * column C) Here is the problem =sumproduct((column a=January)*(column d)) This returns Value error because column D is a formula. If i enter the column D numbers it calculates fine =sumproduct((column a =January)*(columnb)) Works fine because column B is entered and not a formula Help?? |
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