{=SUM(IF(Info!$J$13:$J$562=H53,Info!$T$13:$T$562,0 ))} This is what I see in
the formula box. When I change the range to make the cell range longer ....
(change cell 562 to 1000) the formula either zeros out on me. Acctually, it
zeros out on me if I change the cell range at all. Not sure what is wrong??

Also, why is excel putting "{}" those symbols around my formula.

Thanks,
TS

Those squiqqly brackets ({}) are indicative of an array. You should be
pressing Ctrl-Shift Enter when finished with your edits, this is why your
formula adjustments are not working.
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"Little Willie" wrote:

{=SUM(IF(Info!$J$13:$J$562=H53,Info!$T$13:$T$562,0 ))} This is what I see in
the formula box. When I change the range to make the cell range longer ....
(change cell 562 to 1000) the formula either zeros out on me. Acctually, it
zeros out on me if I change the cell range at all. Not sure what is wrong??

Also, why is excel putting "{}" those symbols around my formula.

Thanks,
TS

Hi!

Use this instead and you won't have to worry about those { } braces:

=SUMIF(Info!$J$13:$J$562,H53,Info!$T$13:$T$562)

Biff

"Little Willie" <Little wrote in message
...
{=SUM(IF(Info!$J$13:$J$562=H53,Info!$T$13:$T$562,0 ))} This is what I see
in
the formula box. When I change the range to make the cell range longer
....
(change cell 562 to 1000) the formula either zeros out on me. Acctually,
it
zeros out on me if I change the cell range at all. Not sure what is
wrong??

Also, why is excel putting "{}" those symbols around my formula.

Thanks,
TS