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Getting round the sensitivity of "sumif" formula
When using 'sumif' formula, if the data i am suming is in another file, i
will get error msg if i do not open the 2 files at the same time. Is there another function i can use that would allow me to acheive the same result without using 'sumif'? i tried 'vlookup' but it does not add up. Thanks so much! |
Getting round the sensitivity of "sumif" formula
=SUMPRODUCT('[workbook name.xls]sheet name'!$A$2:$A$8="value",'[workbook
name]sheet name'!$C$2:$C$8) -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Xueling" wrote in message ... When using 'sumif' formula, if the data i am suming is in another file, i will get error msg if i do not open the 2 files at the same time. Is there another function i can use that would allow me to acheive the same result without using 'sumif'? i tried 'vlookup' but it does not add up. Thanks so much! |
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