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Dear all,
I am facing problem in SUMIF formula and problem is: I have applied SUMIF formula and linked with another file not, when I try to open this file it shows update then I click on it. But it is not updating file and shows #VALUE!, if I open the link file its auto update, while this file has so many €śvlook€ť application also liked with the same file it is not creating problem but SUMIF applications only. Kindly help in this regards God Bless u all Zafar |
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![]() My experience says it is better if you click on dont update.it would not create any hazardous on the connectivity within your files. "vlook fomula" wrote: Dear all, I am facing problem in SUMIF formula and problem is: I have applied SUMIF formula and linked with another file not, when I try to open this file it shows update then I click on it. But it is not updating file and shows #VALUE!, if I open the link file its auto update, while this file has so many €śvlook€ť application also liked with the same file it is not creating problem but SUMIF applications only. Kindly help in this regards God Bless u all Zafar |
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I'm confused about whether this =sumif() points at another workbook.
If it does, then that workbook has to be open for =sumif() to evaluate correctly. But there are other functions you maybe able to use instead: The array formula: =sum(if(...)) or =sumproduct() If the =sumif() points at ranges in the same workbook, I'd look for #value! errors in the ranges used in that =sumif() function. vlook fomula wrote: Dear all, I am facing problem in SUMIF formula and problem is: I have applied SUMIF formula and linked with another file not, when I try to open this file it shows update then I click on it. But it is not updating file and shows #VALUE!, if I open the link file its auto update, while this file has so many €śvlook€ť application also liked with the same file it is not creating problem but SUMIF applications only. Kindly help in this regards God Bless u all Zafar -- Dave Peterson |
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The alternative is to use SUMPRODUCT. It's a bit of an odd workaround, but it
does update when your linked file is closed. If your sumif was, say, =sumif([Book.xls]Sheet!$A:$A,A2,[Book.xls]Sheet!$B:$B) Then, sumproduct would be: =SUMPRODUCT(--([Book.xls]Sheet!$A:$A=A2),[Book.xls]Sheet!$B:$B) somehwat inelegant, but it works! "Satyendra_Haldaur" wrote: My experience says it is better if you click on dont update.it would not create any hazardous on the connectivity within your files. "vlook fomula" wrote: Dear all, I am facing problem in SUMIF formula and problem is: I have applied SUMIF formula and linked with another file not, when I try to open this file it shows update then I click on it. But it is not updating file and shows #VALUE!, if I open the link file its auto update, while this file has so many €śvlook€ť application also liked with the same file it is not creating problem but SUMIF applications only. Kindly help in this regards God Bless u all Zafar |
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