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After running a query on a dbase, I'm trying to determine the number of items
it returned for given items. My formula is as follows: =SUMPRODUCT(--('Refresh for Test Result 601'!D2:D65536="CTI Server"),--('Refresh for Test Result 601'!E2:E65536="Deferred")) It has come to my attention that "CTI Server" has been entered as is and also with trailing spaces. I need to know how to get the total for both. I've tried "CTI Server%", "CTI Server*", "CTI Server~", "CTI Server?" and "CTI Server~?" but it seems that SUMPRODUCT doesn't like this. I also thought that perhaps I could change the operator to 'like' or 'in' instead of '=' but that didn't work because it seems that SUMPRODUCT doesn't like it either. Any help provided for this would be greatly appreciated! |
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