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Default SUMPRODUCT returning incorrect result

Hi,

I'm using sumproduct and also index, match formulas/function with correct
result in some area of my workbook, but with incorrect result in another area
of the workbook.
When I use:
SUMPRODUCT(--(sheet1!col1=sheet2$bw$9)*(sheet1!col2=sheet2$A11) *........(sheet1col6)) I only get a zero '0' back.

When I use:
SUMPRODUCT(--(sheet1!col1=sheet2$bw$9)--(sheet1!col2=sheet2$A11)--........(sheet1col6))
I get the total for the entire column (col6) instead of the subtotal that
matches those 4 criteria.
I also tried INDEX(sheet1col6), MATCH(................)) But this one grab
only the value on the first row instead of summing up 10 or more rows.

All 4 columns on sheet1 are formatted as text (imported from Access), while
col6 as number and they match same format on sheet2. Like I said, both
formulas working fine on different data, but not here. I just couldn't figure
it out. I have tried copying a blank cell and do paste special/add but it
didn't help either. Any direction on this is very much appreciated.

Thanks.
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