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On Mar 7, 11:44 pm, "T. Valko" wrote:
Try using wildcards: =IF(ISTEXT(A253),SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIF(INDIRECT("'"&$ O $6&ROW(INDIRECT("1:65"))&"'!I28"),"*"&A253&"*"))," ") Biff Bingo, appears to work like a charm. Thanks a bunch Biff. I'll admit I don't even understand how the wildcards are working here, but I'm happy they do. :) BTW, regarding Joel's option and my response... had a "duh" moment and figured out that I hadn't held down CTRL/ALT when I clicked Enter to make the entry an Array for the SUM approach. I did and was able to get an array of variables, though they resolve to VALUE! for some reason that I wasn't able to determine. I think that approach could probably work too, but I'm afraid I'm not good enough to figure it out. Again, thanks for the help, GREATLY appreciated! Best, Rick |
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