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SumProduct Function
I just figured out why sometimes a sumproduct function would work and
sometimes why it would return #NUM instead. If one of the elements is stated like this: ($A:$A = "XYZ) it will fail, whereas ($A1:$A65537="ABC") then it works. Anyone know why? And is there an easier way to state an entire column in a formula in a cell? |
SumProduct Function
cuz this function does NOT take whole columns.
-- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Mike H." wrote in message ... I just figured out why sometimes a sumproduct function would work and sometimes why it would return #NUM instead. If one of the elements is stated like this: ($A:$A = "XYZ) it will fail, whereas ($A1:$A65537="ABC") then it works. Anyone know why? And is there an easier way to state an entire column in a formula in a cell? |
SumProduct Function
until xl2007. Then whole columns are ok.
Don Guillett wrote: cuz this function does NOT take whole columns. -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Mike H." wrote in message ... I just figured out why sometimes a sumproduct function would work and sometimes why it would return #NUM instead. If one of the elements is stated like this: ($A:$A = "XYZ) it will fail, whereas ($A1:$A65537="ABC") then it works. Anyone know why? And is there an easier way to state an entire column in a formula in a cell? -- Dave Peterson |
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