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I am trying to use SUMPRODUCT for summing instances where cells contain part
of the word Ultra for the period 1/06/2009 to 30/06/2009 (dd,mm,yyyy format). =SUMPRODUCT(--(I63:I222=--"1-06-2009"),--(I63:I222<=--"30-06-2009")) works ok =SUMPRODUCT(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Ultra",F63:F220))*Q63 :Q220) Works ok But when combined =SUMPRODUCT(--(I63:I222=--"1-06-2009"),--(I63:I222<=--"30-06-2009"),(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Ultra",F63:F220))*Q63:Q22 0)) gives a #value! error. Where have I gone wrong? -- Fergus |
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