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If your arrays are identically sized, I'd suspect that you have the #N/A
error in one or more of the referenced cells that SUMPRODUCT() is passing through. In article , schleppy2 wrote: guys and gals, little help.. I am working in a spreadsheet that has 22,000 records and I am trying to get a total for 3 different criteria. So I am using the sumproduct which looks like this: =SUMPRODUCT(--(status="I"),--(grade=O5),--(SA=N6)) status being constant and grade and sa being my variables. It keeps returning a #N/A. my ranges are identically sized and formats should not matter. Would it have something to do with the fact that I am querying 22000 records. This is due by days end.. any help, would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Schlep ![]() |
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