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I've used Sumproduct extensively over the years, but now I'm trying another
routine type set up and it is returning the infamous #N/A in my cell. grrrrrrr My Column H is a fromula that returns either: "Reg", "VsMc" or "Disc" << w/o quotes My Column L is a formula that returns a number - formatted as text ( say 4115) Cell $K$3 represent the same 4 digit number that is formatted as Text My Column I is strictly Dollar-amts. When I test Column E, H and I on various cells, like =ISTEXT() they all return TRUE Help -- please... =SUMPRODUCT(--($H$8:$H$4541="VsMc"),--($L$8:$L$4541=$K$3),$I$8:$I$4541) |
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