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I have a workbook with many years info in it.
I have copied a current year sheet ACSALES2008 and created ACSALES2009. When I change the formulas to 2008 from 2007 on ACSALES2009 I receive a #VALUE! error in each cell. =SUMPRODUCT((ACSALES2008!$E$5:$E$380=$E7)*(ACSALES 2008!$F$5:$Q$380)* (COLUMN($F$5:$Q$380)<=5+$S$2)) There seems to be something wrong with the second part of the formula (ACSALES2008!$F$5:$Q$380). If I change this to 2007 the formula produces figures. I have tried pasting only the formatting, but that doesn't work. I copied the entire data in that range from 2007 to 2008 worksheet and it produced figures. I can't see anything different. Any suggestions, any help would be greatly appreciated. TIA Gerry |
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