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I am using SUMPRODUCT to do a table lookup/sum for me. For example I
have data below: 1 2 A color price B red 500 C red 1000 D blue 750 If a use SUMPRODUCT((A2:A4=A2)*(B2:B4)) I get 1500 or SUMPRODUCT((A2:A4=A4)*(B2:B4)) and I get 750 and I can use this but I am having trouble understanding what the range argument represents. I have tried just putting it in a cell (eg. =((A2:A4=A2)*(B2:B4)) ) but I just get #VALUE! and if I put in just SUMPRODUCT((A2:A4=A4)) I get 0 while I would expect to get 1 or TRUE or perhaps the row number. This seems like a powerful technique to use that I imagine has other applications but I really do not understand the syntax. What is going on here? Thanks. Edward |
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