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This is an array formula that is checking the values of different ranges in
another workbook named Open Actions from LL, and then summing the IF results to produce a 1 or 0. You can simply copy the formula from the cell to another cell with Paste Special Formulas. If you were to type it out by hand, you would not type the curly brackets that enclose the formula, instead enter it with Ctrl-Shift-Enter. Excel will put in the Curly brackets. Hope this helps, Mike "Mohammed" wrote in message ... {=SUM(IF(NOT(ISBLANK('Open Actions from LL'! $F$2:$F$100)),IF('Open Actions from LL'!$C$2:$C$100=$A4,IF ('Open Actions'!$F$2:$F$100<$B$2,1,0),0),0))} I copied the above formula from another cell (not created by me). I need to add similar formula in some other cells. What are the procedures to add such formula without having to type it all. Also without knowing what are condition means and the procedures to link with one another, doesn't really help me. Can someone help me with, as to how can I add this type of formula by selecting the cells or draging a series of cells. Hope i made some sence of what I'm looking for. Feel free to call me if you like. 972-684-5386. Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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