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I'm stuck on this one, hopefullly someone can help. I have the following
formula: =SUMPRODUCT((B2=$B$5)*(B2<=$B$6)) Well "B2" in this formula is supposed to a variable range, but it wont calculate right. So I created a bunch of different range names on sheet2 (i.e., B1:B100, A3:A7, etc...), and in B2 of sheet1 I created a combobox with the validation tool for the user to basically choose the ranges I created. So if they choose let's say the B1:B100 range in B2, how will that work in the above formula? Thanks, ~Gabe |
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