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Conditional Sum Wizard Limited Conditions
Excel 2003 - When I try to enter more than two conditions in the wizard, I'm
able to proceed through all the other steps, but when I click "Finish", I get this failure message: Run-time error '1004": Unable to set the FormulaArray property of the Range class. How can I get the wizard to accept more than two conditions? |
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