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Default Sumif Error when Referenced Wkbk not open

In Excel Wkbk A, I have several sumif formulas pulling from Excel Wkbk
B. For some reason, the formula results in an error whenever the
referenced Wkbk B is not open. Once opened, the error is resolved.
Any suggestions to have Wkbk B closed without the error values?

I am operating in MS Excel 2003
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Use SUMPRODUCT instead of SUMIF.

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In Excel Wkbk A, I have several sumif formulas pulling from Excel Wkbk
B. For some reason, the formula results in an error whenever the
referenced Wkbk B is not open. Once opened, the error is resolved.
Any suggestions to have Wkbk B closed without the error values?

I am operating in MS Excel 2003



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