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I have a spreadsheet where I want to sum the costs based upon a code that
they posses and the date in which the costs are processed. My spreadsheet looks like this:- B C D E F CODE DATE DESCRIPTION ORDER NO. COST CS01 14-Aug-08 £10,000 CS02 14-Aug-08 £500 CS01 14-Aug-08 £10,000 I have the formula: =SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B4="CS01"),--(C2:C4=DATE(2008,8,14)),(F2:F4) When I input this formula I recieve a #VALUE? Is there anything that I am doing wrong? |
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