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Could it be that the ranges don't match: 1:30 in column A vs 1:75 in column C?
BAC wrote: XP Pro/Office 2003 PRO Is there a limit on the number of characters that can be used in the criteria section of a SUMIF()/COUNTIF() function? Columns A & B consists of strings with a length of 30 to 50 characters. I get incorrect results when I try to SUMIF($A$1:$A$30, "=" & B2, $C$1:$C$75) (This formula is copied down so B2 becomes B3;B4;B5...). Is this a SUMIF limit problem or do I need to look elsewhere for the weird results I'm getting? TIA BAC -- Dave Peterson |
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