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Even better....thanks for the solution!
"Dave Peterson" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(--(Data!A70:A78=Sheet1!B72),Data!H70:H78) With this syntax, text will be ignored/treated as 0. deeds wrote: I have a sumproduct formula that is returning #Value! when the range includes cells with a "-" instead of a zero. How can I get around this so that it treats the "-" like zeros? My formula: =SUMPRODUCT((Data!A70:A78=Sheet1!B72)*(Data!H70:H7 8)) Thanks in advance -- Dave Peterson |
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