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Hello,
Is it possible to use sumproduct for labels (named ranges)? I tried this formula without success: =SUMPRODUCT((Label1="A")*(Label2="S")*(Label3=0)) I’ve tried to use it jointly with countif: =Sumproduct((countif(Label1,”A”))*((countif(label2 ,”S”))*(countif (Label3,0))) It doesn’t return the correct results. I know that if I use the range instead of labels the function works: =SUMPRODUCT((nra!E2:E659="A")*(nra!F2:F659="S")*(n ra!G2:G659=0)) But because of repetitiveness of the function in different ranges over time I was wondering if there is a way to make it work with labels. Thank you, Frank Gashi |
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