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And why doesn't the union reference operator work in this context?
=COUNTIF((A1:F1,M1:Z1),10) Yes, I know the workaround in this case: the sum of two COUNTIFs. That's not the issue. The point is: the union reference operator works with some functions -- e.g. IRR((A1,B1:B5,C1),7%) -- but not with others. Why? |
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