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Excel 2000 R1C1 reference notation
What is the syntax for the SUMIF function if the range to be summed is a collection of indivicual cells - separated by commas? The following function fails: =SUMIF(RC[-1],RC[-2],RC[-3],RC[-9],"<#NAME?") If the range were RC[-1]:RC[-9] it would work fine. =SUM(RC[-1],RC[-2],RC[-3],RC[-9]) Works fine. I'm trying to add the IF <#NAME? to it. Thanks, Fred Holmes |
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