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I am trying to reference a cell which one could key in the operator i.e. = or
or < or = etc.... I want my sumproduct formula to reference this cell and use the operator instead of hardcoding the symbol inside. Essentially I want to let the user choose the operator within the sumproduct formula. Thanks in advance. |
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