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Both tips work a treat - many thanks! "Domenic" wrote: In article , Jalal wrote: I have tried to add it to the SUMPRODUCT formula you initially suggested but get an impossibly HIGH answer - it cannot be correct e.g. this is the formula i created =SUMPRODUCT(--(D2:$D$65536=T2),--(E2:$E$65536=U2)--(C2:$C$65536=V2)) Any suggestions? There's a comma missing between the second and third argument. Try... =SUMPRODUCT(--(D2:$D$65536=T2),--(E2:$E$65536=U2),--(C2:$C$65536=V2)) Also, if your data does not actually extent all the way to Row 65536 and you're using Excel 2003, convert your data into a list... Data List Create List The ranges will automatically adjust as data is added/removed. If you're using an earlier version, you can use dynamic named ranges. -- Domenic http://www.xl-central.com |
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