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not sure what you are trying to accomplish with the formula.
As posted, the formula would count numeric 0 in the range of columns where the mod = CG9. The -COLUMN($B13)+0 stuff makes it robust against column insertions but the +0 is not needed. So, it all depends on what's in CG9 as to which columns are calculated. LOL... I have to learn to read better... I just went back to re-read the original post again (mainly because you answered it once and seemed still not to be as puzzled in your response to me as I was in my initial reading)... I totally overlooked the "W" in the "BW" references and read every range as $B13; so I couldn't understand why the OP was using a SUMPRODUCT on a single cell instead of a range. I look at it now and the W's are clear as can be; but I would swear they weren't there when I first read (and re-read) the original posting... weird. Rick |
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