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I have an equality -
Cell A1 "=B1C1" The value is true since cell B1=10 and C1=3 This repeats down to row 100. A2, A3, ...A100 I want to sum up the number of True statements. I use Sumproduct((A1:A100=1)*1), But this equals zero. Why doesn't this add 1 when the value is true. Isn't the value of cell A1 = 1 since the result is a true statement. |
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