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SumProduct Formula
this is part of a sumproduct formula I am using:
--($D$137:$D$318=C123) Is it possible to modify the formula so that it will look for values on C123 between C123 and C123+3 ? Thank you in advance. |
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SumProduct Formula
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--($D$137:$D$318=C123),--($D$137:$D$318<=C123+3) tj "carl" wrote: this is part of a sumproduct formula I am using: --($D$137:$D$318=C123) Is it possible to modify the formula so that it will look for values on C123 between C123 and C123+3 ? Thank you in advance. |
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Change that array to: --($D$137:$D$318=C123) And add another array: --($D$137:$D$318<=C123+3) Biff "carl" wrote in message ... this is part of a sumproduct formula I am using: --($D$137:$D$318=C123) Is it possible to modify the formula so that it will look for values on C123 between C123 and C123+3 ? Thank you in advance. |
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