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Just learning how to use Sumproduct to search for values. Looks like a very
powerful little function. But I keep getting a #VALUE! error when I have text in the array. Here is my formula: =SUMPRODUCT((E70:T99=12)*(F70:U99)) If there is not a direct solution, here is my more general goal. I have a large grid with Work Orders and Hrs in columns by release date, so it looks something like this: (hopefully the columns will line up in your view) Oct Nov Dec WO Req Dev QA WO Req Dev QA WO Req Dev QA 2 40 8 44 4 33 9 80 5 45 3 24 And in another tab I would like the data to come out like this: WO Req Dev QA 2 40 3 24 4 33 5 45 6 7 8 44 9 80 Unfortunately the actual sheet is a bit more complicated and has text scattered within the data. I found that if I limit the Sumproduct function above to the non-text areas it works fine, but as soon as I include an area in the array that has text, or type text into a cell in a working array, I get the #VALUE! error. Help please! TIA |
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