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I have the following formula in a bit of VBA, which works fine:
"=SUMPRODUCT(('0'!$E$2:$E$5000={""Tranche 4"",""Tranche 4 - R0"",""T4 Prem"",""T4 BNL"",""T4 DS"",""T4 SR""})*('0'!$F$2:$F$5000=$B28))" However, it's a bit unwieldy and I'd like to introduce wildcards so it would ideally look more like this and thus better accomodate future changes. I soon discovered that wildcards don't work in this formula! "=SUMPRODUCT(('0'!$E$2:$E$5000={""Tranche 4*"",""T4*""})*('0'!$F$2:$F$5000=$B28))" I've had a good look at the many posts on this topic and have tried some of the solutions but cannot get the right answers. I'd appreciate any suggestions you may have! Many thanks |
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