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Default Array Formulas

Hi
hopefully someone can help!

Im trying to return a sumif using two constants, Desc & Month
Act Name Month
Column A Column B Column E
Hat Feb 08 1000.00
T Shirt Mar 08 2500.00
Hat Mar 08 2300.00

I have tried various examples and they always seem to work, but when I
try using the formula given within my own spreadsheet I get a #Num
error.
=SUM(IF((ActName=A8)*(Month=C1),Sheet1!E1:E1000))

The core data is quite long 500 rows so I have named the columns
(ActName, Month) although I Havent named the column with the numbers
in that I want to sum

The only difference I can see between my sheet and the many examples,
is that column A & B on mine are links from other workbooks. And I
need the result on a different sheet, as I am trying to summarise a
cashflow

Is this the problem and if so does anyone know how to get round it.

I had never used array formulas until I started investigating how to
do this so I may be going about it the completely wrong way.

Any help would be gratefully received.

Thanks in advance
Mags

 
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