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Hi,
Using Excel 2007. When I enter the following formula, I get the correct answer. =SUMPRODUCT(--((TODAY()-Eagan!$F$4:$F$200120)),--((TODAY()-Eagan!$F$4:$F$200<900)),--(Eagan!$I$4:$I$2000),--Eagan!$I$4:$I$200) But, if I enter this formula as shown below, I get the incorrect answer. =SUMPRODUCT(--((TODAY()-Eagan!$F$4:$F$200=121)),--(Eagan!$I$4:$I$2000),--Eagan!$I$4:$I$200). Since I am at the end column for the aging, I no longer need to have an end point (or this portion of the formula --((TODAY()-Eagan!$F$4:$F$200<900)). I can't figure out what is wrong. Can someone advise? TIA |
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