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I am using a sumif function to sum data in a different file.
If I use the path to external data as x:\share\dir\file\cell..cell it works OK, but if I replace x: with network name such as \\nas\share\dir\file\cell.cell, it returns error. Can anyone please tell me if this is a problem or I am supposed to use a differnt syntax. I replaced the drive letter with network path in the menu Edit Link Update Source. Thanks much. |
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SUMIF doesn't work when it is used to retrieve data from an external workbook
which is closed. To see what I mean, open the workbook to which SUMIF connects, re-calculate, and you should see your formula work. I believe you can use SUMPRODUCT to get around this limitation. See he http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.SUMPRODUCT.html Why doesn't SUMIF work if it refers to a closed, external workbook? I don't know. I've never seen a satisfactory answer to that question. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Tina" wrote: I am using a sumif function to sum data in a different file. If I use the path to external data as x:\share\dir\file\cell..cell it works OK, but if I replace x: with network name such as \\nas\share\dir\file\cell.cell, it returns error. Can anyone please tell me if this is a problem or I am supposed to use a differnt syntax. I replaced the drive letter with network path in the menu Edit Link Update Source. Thanks much. |
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