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DO NOT WANT ROW NUMBER IN FORMULA TO CHANGE
INDIRECT evaluates the references as TEXT strings and as such, will never
change when copying the formula or inserting/deleting rows/columns so you can save a few keystrokes by eliminating the $ signs: =SUMPRODUCT(--(INDIRECT("C3:C157")DATE(2008,9,30)),--(INDIRECT("C3:C157")<DATE(2008,11,1)),INDIRECT("G3 :G157")) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Angie G." wrote in message ... Thanks, it worked. "Sheeloo" wrote: Yes. Try =SUMPRODUCT(--(INDIRECT("$C$3:$C$157")DATE(2008,9,30)),--(INDIRECT("$C$3:$C$157")<DATE(2008,11,1)),INDIRECT ("$G$3:$G$157")) "Angie G." wrote: Have following formula on cell J1 (=SUMPRODUCT(--($C$3:$C$157DATE(2008,9,30)),--($C$3:$C$157<DATE(2008,11,1)),$G$3:$G$157) If I insert a line on row 3, formula changes to $C$4 and $G$4, I want it to stay as formula is written. Is it possible? |
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