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![]() Thanks for your response. The array formula is a superior solution, I hadn't considerd using an array at all. Your post (and solution) have still left me confused, however, about the exact nature of the problem. "=sum() ignores text and empty cells. So if you got an error from the =sum() function, that means that you have an error in that range. " AND "Or you could change the formula that is used in the cells in camperrev." All the cells are empty. No formulas or values. If a value is entered it works fine. "And camperrev can't refer to a whole column except in xl2007. " camperrev refers to a dynamically named range using the following formula: =OFFSET(Contributions!$H$2,0,0,MATCH(1E+306,Contri butions!$H:$H,1),1) As a result, the range is only as large as the amount of entries. Perhaps the problem is that in this case the range object returns Nothing? |
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