Hi. Does anyone see anything wrong with this formula? It returns an
#N/A and I have no idea why?! Thanks!

=SUMPRODUCT(--(MPD!$B$2:$B$18000=I1),MPD!CE2:CE18000,MPD!$CD$2:$ CD
$18000)

The formula itself doesn't return #N/A as written, you might have a N/A
error in any of the ranges
For instance if your results in any of the columns are derived from either
lookups or match then that formula might result in N/A which will make the
sumproduct formula returning it as well

Use F5, click special and look for formula errors


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Regards,


Peo Sjoblom


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Hi. Does anyone see anything wrong with this formula? It returns an
#N/A and I have no idea why?! Thanks!

=SUMPRODUCT(--(MPD!$B$2:$B$18000=I1),MPD!CE2:CE18000,MPD!$CD$2:$ CD
$18000)

Thats it. SOme of the data in the array were errors. Thank you!!!!


On Oct 9, 3:20 pm, "Peo Sjoblom" wrote:
The formula itself doesn't return #N/A as written, you might have a N/A
error in any of the ranges
For instance if your results in any of the columns are derived from either
lookups or match then that formula might result in N/A which will make the
sumproduct formula returning it as well

Use F5, click special and look for formula errors

--

Regards,

Peo Sjoblom

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Hi. Does anyone see anything wrong with this formula? It returns an
#N/A and I have no idea why?! Thanks!

=SUMPRODUCT(--(MPD!$B$2:$B$18000=I1),MPD!CE2:CE18000,MPD!$CD$2:$ CD
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