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Text vs Number
I am using the formula below.
=SUMPRODUCT(--($J$5:$J$4000=$T$4007)*--($AT$5:$AT$40000),--($AT$5:$AT$4000)) But sometimes the information in column j can be formated as text or number. I need to be able to use the formula in either case. Is that possible? Thanks ce |
Text vs Number
This formula should either text or number
=SUMPRODUCT(--($J$5:$J$4000=$T$4007),--($AT$5:$AT$40000),$AT$5:$AT$4000) "Curtis" wrote: I am using the formula below. =SUMPRODUCT(--($J$5:$J$4000=$T$4007)*--($AT$5:$AT$40000),--($AT$5:$AT$4000)) But sometimes the information in column j can be formated as text or number. I need to be able to use the formula in either case. Is that possible? Thanks ce |
Text vs Number
Thanks
"Teethless mama" wrote: This formula should either text or number =SUMPRODUCT(--($J$5:$J$4000=$T$4007),--($AT$5:$AT$40000),$AT$5:$AT$4000) "Curtis" wrote: I am using the formula below. =SUMPRODUCT(--($J$5:$J$4000=$T$4007)*--($AT$5:$AT$40000),--($AT$5:$AT$4000)) But sometimes the information in column j can be formated as text or number. I need to be able to use the formula in either case. Is that possible? Thanks ce |
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