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Default Using SUMPRODUCT, 3 variables, 2 types of data in 1 column

I'm having trouble using SUMPRODUCT in the following situation:

Col A Col B Col C Col D Col E
Name Ranges for Columns with Data to consider:
EmpExp ExpType ExpOwner Rate 1stQtr

Data:
Personnel O WB $500,000
(formatted in 000's)
Associated FTE $100 A formula
calcs 1.2
Personnel O WF $500,000
(formatted in 000's)
Associated FTE $100 A formula
calcs 1.2


My formulas is =SUMPRODUCT(--(EmpExp="Associated
FTE"),--(ExpType="O"),--(ExpOwner="WB"),1stQtr)

I want to get 1.2. I want the formula to add only number of Associated FTE,
not Employment Expense dollars. However, I'm getting 0. The data alternates
rows like this all down the column - first dollars, then Associated FTE.
Associated FTE is a calculated number. Employment Expense is entered. The
number formats are different - Employment Expense is in 000's - $500,000
shows as $500. FTE is formated with one digit, so shows 1.2. Hope someone
out there can help - I'm stumped. Thanks!
 
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