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I am using the SUmPRoduct and Evalute method to count up vlaues based on
conditions. THe problem I'm having is I cannot seem to be able find the right syntax for finding a partial piece of info. For example I would like to find and count the entires which begin with "SME". Normally I might use find or a wildcard, but neither seem to work. I have tried looking at Chip's site as well as the enormously helpful XLDYNAMIC site, but no success. This is my code:(or more purposely the snippet I'm concerned with) xlApp.Evaluate("=SUMPRODUCT(--('[Release Plan (1,2,3,4).xls]" & _ ShtRef & "'!" & CntRef5.Address & _ "=""SME""))") Where in good gods name do I get it to find partials . . . HELP |
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