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SUMPRODUCT can be used to do more than multiply, when one evaluates
conditionals in ranges as Bob did. However, you'd have to add an additional term to Bob's formula for the date to get what you asked for. That might be difficult given your data layout. In article , Peledon wrote: I didn't get this to work out what was required unforunately. I don't want to multiply. However I have managed to work everything out by using a pivot table. Thank you for your time. |
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