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Hi,
I can't make sense of this and I need help see the error. I have defined two dynamic names. NewCall uses =OFFSET(Data!$AB$3,0,0,COUNTA(Data!$AB:$AB),1) ExistingCall uses =OFFSET(Data!$AC$3,0,0,COUNTA(Data!$AC:$AC),1) Both columns only contain numbers. I also have another one with dates defined as TrackDate with formula =OFFSET(Data!$AA$3,0,0,COUNTA(Data!$AA:$AA),1) So same formula just different range. Heres the funny part, if I use the formula =SUMPRODUCT((TrackDate<=$C $94)*(TrackDate=$B$94)*(TrackDate<""),ExistingCa ll) it works perfectly, but if I use instead =SUMPRODUCT((TrackDate<=$C $94)*(TrackDate=$B$94)*(TrackDate<""),NewCall) it gives a #value error. The problem is NewCall, because if I delete it from the formula it does return a result. This is where I am stumped, I can't figure out whats wrong with NewCall. in the Define Name window, when the refers to box is selected it highlits the range in the worksheet. The only difference between newcall and Existingcall is that existingcall only has one empty row at the bottom and NewCall has two rows. How can I troubleshoot this? |
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