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Need to have both "12/31/2004" and "<02/01/2005" as criterion in a sumif.
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This function will not work in my system. I am getting a #Value error. I
typed in the exact example from the Pearson page (the Phone/Smith example)
and it will not work. Do I need some sort of add-in? Text of my formula and
of example I loaded below:

=SUM((Sheet2!$A$261:$A$269<DATEVALUE("03/01/2005"))*(Sheet2!$A$261:$A$269DATEVALUE("01/31/2005"))
*Sheet2!H261:H2690)
=SUM((A2:A10="Phone")*(B2:B10="Smith")*C2:C10)

Either one gives me the same error.

Any ideas?
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"Gary Brown" wrote:

You use an array. Check out Chip Pearson's website....
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/array.htm
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Need to have both "12/31/2004" and "<02/01/2005" as criterion in a sumif.

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