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Office 2007 -

I have quite a complex Excel workbook, and some of the simplest formulas
fail to calculate unless I set an array (F2, CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER).

This is a template for use by others and I do not want them to have to
perform this function. Why is this happening?

Example of a formula =sum(if(c1:h1="Type 1",c2:h2),0
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Change to sumproduct instead. Then NO array entering

=sum(if(c1:h1="Type 1",c2:h2),0

to sum c2:h2 if c1:h1=type 1
=sumproduct((c1:h1="Type 1")*c2:h2)
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Office 2007 -

I have quite a complex Excel workbook, and some of the simplest formulas
fail to calculate unless I set an array (F2, CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER).

This is a template for use by others and I do not want them to have to
perform this function. Why is this happening?

Example of a formula =sum(if(c1:h1="Type 1",c2:h2),0


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I think either :

1) You have recalculation set to manual

or

2) You need to format the cell with the formula as "General"



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Office 2007 -

I have quite a complex Excel workbook, and some of the simplest formulas
fail to calculate unless I set an array (F2, CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER).

This is a template for use by others and I do not want them to have to
perform this function. Why is this happening?

Example of a formula =sum(if(c1:h1="Type 1",c2:h2),0

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Brilliant!!!! Thank you :-)

"Don Guillett" wrote:

Change to sumproduct instead. Then NO array entering

=sum(if(c1:h1="Type 1",c2:h2),0

to sum c2:h2 if c1:h1=type 1
=sumproduct((c1:h1="Type 1")*c2:h2)
--
Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

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Office 2007 -

I have quite a complex Excel workbook, and some of the simplest formulas
fail to calculate unless I set an array (F2, CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER).

This is a template for use by others and I do not want them to have to
perform this function. Why is this happening?

Example of a formula =sum(if(c1:h1="Type 1",c2:h2),0



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