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I have this formula in one of the tabs in my workbook:
=SUMPRODUCT((Sun!$G$3:$G$200="Time missing for sunday")*(Sun!$J$3:$J$200="Swingshift")) I understand sumproduct cannot do whole ranges via $G:$G. If I delete rows 101-200 on the Sun tab, this formula on the main is changed as below: =SUMPRODUCT((Sun!$G$3:$G$100="Time missing for sunday")*(Sun!$J$3:$J$100="Swingshift")) the 200 s become 100 s. Is there a way to around that, so that the :200s are not changed to :100s ? Thanks, Steve |
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