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Default Dynamic range

I am using a range in a formula, but in order to shorten
the calculatioon time I would like for the range to be
selected "dynamically" according to 2 criteria.

a) Start the range at the first value that is equal to a
given date
b) End the range at the last value in the column

The formula will be on one sheet and the range is on
another within the same workbook.

The first value used in the range should give me the row
number I will be using for transposing that range in other
columns.


I tried to use Indirect/match wich gave me the row number,
but I cannot integrate it into my formula which uses the
sumproduct function.

The formula looks like this:
SUMPRODUCT((Data!$J$sx:$J$ex=Bsx)*(Data!$K$sx:$K$e x=Csx).

I want to replace the "sx" by the starting row in the range
and "ex" by the ending row in the range.

The Worksheet/Range that hold the criteria is Data!
H10:H10000.

Thanks for any help.
 
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