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Assume the following are in the cells, and I wish to add all values greater
than 1. A B C 1 10 2 8 3 5 4 -2 5 abc 6 4 7 12 The following formula works: =SUMPRODUCT((C2:C71)*(C2:C7<100),(C2:C7)) HOWEVER, if I remove the logical expression (C2:C7<100), then my formula does NOT work because in cell C5 is a text value.. How can I use the sumproduct formula without inputting the unnecessary array...C2:C7<100?? Thamk you, FLKulchar |
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