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A 13 period exercise
Hello from Steved
In a sheet called summary I have the below formula. 'From Charters'!$B$74=$B$5 is period ie in this case period.4 'From Charters'!$F$17=$A$45 is Charter Kilometres (Other) 'From Charters'!$G$74:$G$74) this is okay if I stipulate G74 Ok my issue is $G$74:$G74 I want it to be $G$1:$G900 Why is because period 5 will be $G$93:$G93, I would like to automate this process =SUMPRODUCT(--('From Charters'!$B$74=$B$5)*--('From Charters'!$F$17=$A$45)*'From Charters'!$G$74:$G$74) Thankyou. |
Hi SteveD,
What are you trying to do here? SUMPRODUCT doesn't seem appropriate for comparing one cell to another, IF will do that fine. The formula you show seems easier as =IF(AND('From Charters'!$B$74=$B$5,'From Charters'!$F$17=$A$45),From Charters'!$G$74,0) -- HTH Bob Phillips "Steved" wrote in message ... Hello from Steved In a sheet called summary I have the below formula. 'From Charters'!$B$74=$B$5 is period ie in this case period.4 'From Charters'!$F$17=$A$45 is Charter Kilometres (Other) 'From Charters'!$G$74:$G$74) this is okay if I stipulate G74 Ok my issue is $G$74:$G74 I want it to be $G$1:$G900 Why is because period 5 will be $G$93:$G93, I would like to automate this process =SUMPRODUCT(--('From Charters'!$B$74=$B$5)*--('From Charters'!$F$17=$A$45)*'From Charters'!$G$74:$G$74) Thankyou. |
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