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Hello Excel Users and Experts,
With: Sumproduct((array1=condition1)*(array2=condition2) *(array3)) Can array1 be column A, array2 be column C and array3 be column B? Or does 2 have to be to the right of 1 and 3 to the right of 2? I could have swore I returned an array3 that was between 1 and 2 once upon a time, but today I "swore" because I could not make that work. Moved the array3 info to the right of 1 and 2, bingo, success. Thanks folks. Regards, Howard |
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