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Default Array formula in a makro want work

On Mon, 27 Aug 2007 04:18:00 -0700, Makelei
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Hi Ron,
Thanks for your answer, but:
"=IF(LEFT(RC4,4)="Ext-",SUM(IF(Need!R8C6:Need!R21C6<"",IF(Need!R8C7:Nee d!R21C7=RIGHT(RC4,LEN(RC4)-SEARCH("
",RC4)),IF(Need!R8C5:Need!R21C5<R4C2,IF(Need!R8C 5:Need!R21C5<R3C2,IF(Need!R8C5:Need!R21C5<R2C2,I F(Need!R8C5:Need!R21C5<R1C2,Need!R8C[14]:Need!R21C[14],0),0),0),0)))),SUM(IF(Need!R8C6:Need!R21C6="",IF( Need!R8C7:Need!R21C7=RC4,IF(Need!R8C5:Need!R21C5< R4C2,IF(Need!R8C5:Need!R21C5<R3C2,IF(Need!R8C5:Ne ed!R21C5<R2C2,IF(Need!R8C5:Need!R21C5<R1C2,Need! R8C[14]:Need!R21C[14],0),0),0),0)))))"
Does not work either...
Problem seems to be in ths bit:
IF(Need!$G$8:Need!$G$21=RIGHT($D10,LEN($D10)-SEARCH(" ",$D10)

Any proposals?

BR
MakeLei


There is another potential problem and I don't know how to solve it. (Again,
it would have been easier had you defined "does not work").

At least in excel 2003 and earlier, you cannot pass a formula that is longer
than 255 characters. See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/213181/EN-US/
--ron
 
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