Ron Coderre wrote:

Try this: [...]

Hopefully, your version will include the Polish version of SUMPRODUCT.


No, it wouldn't. But I found it anyway according to the definition that
JE McGimpsey pasted. :-)
It's SUMA.ILOCZYNOW [thought you might need it in some time ;-D]


Hopefully, that helps solve your problem.



YES!!!! YES!!! And thankyouthankyouthankyou! :-))



I'm trying to subvert the probability theory and hit the Jackpot in
Polish Lotto by the way [both unsuccesfully so far ;-))))))], so this
formula is of VITAL meaning to me :-))))))


Thank you once again for your help.



BTW - I thought I knew XL! One learns throughout all his life... *sigh*

Regards,

--
Uka P.