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Hi Guys,
I'm trying to use a named Range in a Sumproduct Formula however what i want to do is return the total of all the cells which contain values not in the range. So similiar to this Formula : =SUMPRODUCT(--(FEB!$H$2:$H$311<STDGL),--(FEB!$I$2:$I$311=STD),--(FEB!$F$2:$F$311)) But I need to alter it so it only sums the cells F2:F311 that dont contain the values in STDGL for cells H2:H311 or in STD for cells I2:I311 that make sense ? Thanks Guys Michael - |
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