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can someone let me know why this formula is not working?

=SUMPRODUCT(--('Budget Dec 07'!A3:A19=Report!B9),--('Budget Dec
07'!I1:T1=6),'Budget Dec 07'!I3:T19)



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the arrays are not the same size
(17,12,17)
in sumproduct each array must have the same number off items

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can someone let me know why this formula is not working?

=SUMPRODUCT(--('Budget Dec 07'!A3:A19=Report!B9),--('Budget Dec
07'!I1:T1=6),'Budget Dec 07'!I3:T19)




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thanks for the clarification.
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the arrays are not the same size
(17,12,17)
in sumproduct each array must have the same number off items

"Naraine Ramkirath" wrote:

can someone let me know why this formula is not working?

=SUMPRODUCT(--('Budget Dec 07'!A3:A19=Report!B9),--('Budget Dec
07'!I1:T1=6),'Budget Dec 07'!I3:T19)






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"Naraine Ramkirath" wrote...
can someone let me know why this formula is not working?

=SUMPRODUCT(--('Budget Dec 07'!A3:A19=Report!B9),
--('Budget Dec 07'!I1:T1=6),'Budget Dec 07'!I3:T19)


You have 17-by-1, 1-by-12 and 17-by-12 ranges, so you need to make the
first two into a single array expression. Rearranging the terms, try

=SUMPRODUCT('Budget Dec 07'!I3:T19,
('Budget Dec 07'!A3:A19=Report!B9)*('Budget Dec 07'!I1:T1=6))

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Harlan,
this formula evaluates to zero. could there be a bracket missing?


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"Naraine Ramkirath" wrote...
can someone let me know why this formula is not working?

=SUMPRODUCT(--('Budget Dec 07'!A3:A19=Report!B9),
--('Budget Dec 07'!I1:T1=6),'Budget Dec 07'!I3:T19)


You have 17-by-1, 1-by-12 and 17-by-12 ranges, so you need to make the
first two into a single array expression. Rearranging the terms, try

=SUMPRODUCT('Budget Dec 07'!I3:T19,
('Budget Dec 07'!A3:A19=Report!B9)*('Budget Dec 07'!I1:T1=6))



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