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I have a named range. The range consits of about 8 rows, and spans across
about 30 columns (dates). I want to sum one of the rows in the range if it falls between certain dates. The easy version would be: =SUMPRODUCT((Sheet2!D1:AP1=Sheet1!A2)*(Sheet2!D1: AP1<=Sheet1!D2)*(Sheet2!D28:AP28)) Where sheet1 A2 is a date, Sheet 1 D2 is a date, and Sheet 2 D28:AP28 is the row of numbers I want to sum. the above formula works, but i want the "Sheet2!D28:AP28" to be referred to as a line in my named range. The name of the range is Arrow, and the line is FeedAmt. That way, I can use the formula in several other cases using different range names. Can this be done? Thanks |
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