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Hi there,
I use the following function to sum values in a specified range on the 'Daily Reading Master Log', and place the result in a column on the 'Actual vs Budget' sheet. =SUMPRODUCT(--('Daily Reading Master Log'!B3:B29=DATEVALUE("01/06")),--('Daily Reading Master Log'!B3:B29<=DATEVALUE("30/06")),'Daily Reading Master Log'!BM3:BM29)/SUMPRODUCT(--('Daily Reading Master Log'!B3:B29=DATEVALUE("01/06")),--('Daily Reading Master Log'!B3:B29<=DATEVALUE("30/06"))) Problem: If the result the function produces is null (because the date range is in the future and therefore no data yet available), I want the function to product a '0', otherwise, run the function normally. Can anyone help me out? -- Carlee |
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