Trouble shooting#NA error in Array formula
I'm receiving a #NA in a array formula that I have used successfully on a
weekly basis for the past 2 years. Today, however, I'm receiving the #NA error. I have a worksheet named "Data" that hold my source data. I named two ranges called "vendor" and value in this worksheet. I have another worksheet that has the array formula "={sum((vendor=Acer)*(value))}". For some reason I'm getting #NA today and have no idea why. Can anyone help me solve this problem? Thanks, Perplexed in Miami |
Make sure that the ranges are the same size...
Hope this helps! In article , "RonR" wrote: I'm receiving a #NA in a array formula that I have used successfully on a weekly basis for the past 2 years. Today, however, I'm receiving the #NA error. I have a worksheet named "Data" that hold my source data. I named two ranges called "vendor" and value in this worksheet. I have another worksheet that has the array formula "={sum((vendor=Acer)*(value))}". For some reason I'm getting #NA today and have no idea why. Can anyone help me solve this problem? Thanks, Perplexed in Miami |
And make sure that there are no #n/a's in either of your ranges.
RonR wrote: I'm receiving a #NA in a array formula that I have used successfully on a weekly basis for the past 2 years. Today, however, I'm receiving the #NA error. I have a worksheet named "Data" that hold my source data. I named two ranges called "vendor" and value in this worksheet. I have another worksheet that has the array formula "={sum((vendor=Acer)*(value))}". For some reason I'm getting #NA today and have no idea why. Can anyone help me solve this problem? Thanks, Perplexed in Miami -- Dave Peterson |
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