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Hi all,
I am using this formula to evaluate a block of cells: =SUMPRODUCT(--($D$12:$D$21<" "),--($E$12:$E$21<" "),--($F$12:$F$21<" "),--($G$12:$G$21<" "),--($H$12:$H$21<" "),--($I$12:$I$21<" ")) The return is 10 but should be 22. If it's set up correctly this should be counting the number of cells which are not blank. As far as I can tell, the only portion which is returning a count is the $D$12:$D$21 part, all others are lost to me. Thanks for any help. Byron |
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