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Please help me understand why these apparently equivalent constructs behave
differently? I use them as multipliers in SUMPRODUCT. The formula is something like: =SUMPRODUCT((Product={"MGC","EMS"})*(Type={"Servic e Issue","Upgrade"})) This one does not work as expected: (Type={"Service Issue","Upgrade"}) This one does work as expected: ((Type="Service Issue") + (Type ="Upgrade")) I expect the formula to count records of Type "Service Issue" OR "Upgrade", that is allow for either. Thank you, Marta |
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