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I am trying to use the SUMPRODUCT function but can't
understand why I am getting the #N/A error? This is the syntax that I am using: =SUMPRODUCT((NAICS_Industry="Electric Services")* (Auditors="PWC")) NAICS_Industry and Auditors are named ranges. They are both valid because I can do a COUNTIF using both ranges and it returns the correct value. What makes this more frustrating is that if I replace the NAICS_Industry range with a range called SIC_Industry, it works. Does anyone have a clue why this would do this? |
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