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SUMPRODUCT 00-Jan-00
Hello,
I am using following formula, when Sheet = Payment cell D9:D1000 doesn't match value = Clear error value is coming in $K614 00-Jan-00 which I really don't want, I just want as empty cell, is there any solution ? =SUMPRODUCT((Payment!$G9:$G1000=$K614)*(Payment!$D 9:$D1000="Clear"),(Payment!$W9:$W1000)) |
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SUMPRODUCT 00-Jan-00
Hi
I'm not sure that I understand your question, but my guess is that you want to wrap the formula in an IF() =IF$K614<1,"", SUMPRODUCT((Payment!$G9:$G1000=$K614)* (Payment!$D9:$D1000="Clear"),(Payment!$W9:$W1000)) ) -- Regards Roger Govier "Tufail" wrote in message ... Hello, I am using following formula, when Sheet = Payment cell D9:D1000 doesn't match value = Clear error value is coming in $K614 00-Jan-00 which I really don't want, I just want as empty cell, is there any solution ? =SUMPRODUCT((Payment!$G9:$G1000=$K614)*(Payment!$D 9:$D1000="Clear"),(Payment!$W9:$W1000)) |
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SUMPRODUCT 00-Jan-00
Your result cell must be formatted as DATE hence the result 0 is shown as
0-Jan-00. If you don't want to show 0s then format the cell with CUSTOM format #;;;@ "Tufail" wrote: Hello, I am using following formula, when Sheet = Payment cell D9:D1000 doesn't match value = Clear error value is coming in $K614 00-Jan-00 which I really don't want, I just want as empty cell, is there any solution ? =SUMPRODUCT((Payment!$G9:$G1000=$K614)*(Payment!$D 9:$D1000="Clear"),(Payment!$W9:$W1000)) |
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SUMPRODUCT 00-Jan-00
No probs with your formula...Check the cell format///
-- If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Tufail" wrote: Hello, I am using following formula, when Sheet = Payment cell D9:D1000 doesn't match value = Clear error value is coming in $K614 00-Jan-00 which I really don't want, I just want as empty cell, is there any solution ? =SUMPRODUCT((Payment!$G9:$G1000=$K614)*(Payment!$D 9:$D1000="Clear"),(Payment!$W9:$W1000)) |
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