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WorksheetFunction.sumproduct limits?
Greetings and TIA for your time
With columns AA and AB blank, the WorksheetFunction.sumproduct in the code below returns zero as expected. Increasing the size of Array1 & Array2 by 1 element to 5462 or beyond results in a "Type Missmatch" error message. Please advise Sub TestSumProduct() Dim Array1 As Variant Dim Array2 As Variant Array1 = Range("AA1:AA5461").Value Array2 = Range("AB1:AB5461").Value MsgBox WorksheetFunction.SumProduct(Array1, Array2) End Sub -- David |
WorksheetFunction.sumproduct limits?
Hi,
It might be coincidence, but: 5462 * 12 = the max amount of rows in an Excel sheet (65532). It might very well be that the sumproduct function may only contain 5462 * 12 chunks of data But this is pure speculation ManualMan |
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