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I have a spreadsheet with the following SUMIF formula, which looks at another
(Large)workbook on our network. =SUMIF('W:\HF\2005\Payroll\JAN 05\[Leave Liability_Staff_January.xls]Journal Data'!$D$17:$D$65536,CD114,'W:\HF\2005\Payroll\JAN 05\[Leave Liability_Staff_January.xls]Journal Data'!$H$17:$H$65536) My problem is if I recalculate the formula without the linked sheet open I get a #VALUE message. Is this an Excel bug or am I doing something wrong? Thanks |
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Not a bug.
Some functions, Indirect, Sumif, Countif, among others, just *do not* work on closed WBs. There are various alternatives, SumProduct() being one. Try this: =SUMPRODUCT(('W:\HF\2005\Payroll\JAN 05\[Leave Liability_Staff_January.xls]Journal Data'!D$17:$D$65536=CD114)*'W:\HF\2005\Payroll\JAN 05\[Leave Liability_Staff_January.xls]Journal Data'!$H$17:$H$65536) Watch out for the word wrap. -- HTH, RD ============================================== Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ============================================== "Aussie CPA" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet with the following SUMIF formula, which looks at another (Large)workbook on our network. =SUMIF('W:\HF\2005\Payroll\JAN 05\[Leave Liability_Staff_January.xls]Journal Data'!$D$17:$D$65536,CD114,'W:\HF\2005\Payroll\JAN 05\[Leave Liability_Staff_January.xls]Journal Data'!$H$17:$H$65536) My problem is if I recalculate the formula without the linked sheet open I get a #VALUE message. Is this an Excel bug or am I doing something wrong? Thanks |
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