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improve formula offset and indirect
Hi,
Can someone have a look at the below formula and some ideas on how to improve the arrays, I understand I should be using the offset and indirect to find the exact range to improve performance, however not to sure where to brgin with this. =SUM(IF((DUDListData!$T$2:$T$65536=DUDListData!$Y$ 1)*(DUDListData!$U$2:$U$65536=Summary!$G$2)=1,1,0) )/SUM(IF(DUDListData!$U$2:$U$65536=Summary!$G$2,1,0) ) Many thanks John |
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IF you used dynamic named ranges: Normally entered: =SUMPRODUCT(--(Rng1=DUDListData!$Y$1),--(Rng2=Summary!$G$2))/COUNTIF(Rng2,Summary!$G$2) Biff "John Contact" wrote in message ... Hi, Can someone have a look at the below formula and some ideas on how to improve the arrays, I understand I should be using the offset and indirect to find the exact range to improve performance, however not to sure where to brgin with this. =SUM(IF((DUDListData!$T$2:$T$65536=DUDListData!$Y$ 1)*(DUDListData!$U$2:$U$65536=Summary!$G$2)=1,1,0) )/SUM(IF(DUDListData!$U$2:$U$65536=Summary!$G$2,1,0) ) Many thanks John |
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