Holiday spreadsheet - SUMIF forumla no longer works?
 

I have a holiday spreadsheet that I've used for the last three years
which was passed down to me when I took over this role.

At the top of the spreadsheet, it works out sick days, holiday
allowance, etc. It also works out full days (with the letter H) and
half days (with the letter G). This was the formula that was used:

{=(SUM(IF(C17:D382="g",0.5)))}

The 2010 spreadsheet no longer accepts this formula and gives me a
#VALUE! error instead. It also does not allow me to enter the {}
brackets. The range is correct and nothing has changed except the
dates.

Any ideas?

Holiday spreadsheet - SUMIF forumla no longer works?
 

Hi

It is an array formula.
You don't type the curly braces { } yourself.
When you enter or amend the formula, use Ctrl+Shift+Enter (CSE) not just
Enter.
When you use CSE, Excel will place the braces around the formula.

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Roger Govier

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I have a holiday spreadsheet that I've used for the last three years
which was passed down to me when I took over this role.

At the top of the spreadsheet, it works out sick days, holiday
allowance, etc. It also works out full days (with the letter H) and
half days (with the letter G). This was the formula that was used:

{=(SUM(IF(C17:D382="g",0.5)))}

The 2010 spreadsheet no longer accepts this formula and gives me a
#VALUE! error instead. It also does not allow me to enter the {}
brackets. The range is correct and nothing has changed except the
dates.

Any ideas?

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Holiday spreadsheet - SUMIF forumla no longer works?
 

On 21 Oct, 10:02, "Roger Govier" <roger@technology4unospamdotcodotuk
wrote:
When you use CSE, Excel will place the braces around the formula.

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Thanks very much, Roger! That sorted it for me.

Lianne.