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Dana DeLouis
 
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Default Sumif Function

...the headers were included in the referenced cells...
...I have been trying to figure this problem out for
quite a while.


If you get stuck like this in the future, you can use Excel's "Conditional
Sum Wizard"
Go to Tools | Add-Ins... and add the Wizard.
Now, select your table (including headers) and do Tools | Conditional Sum...
You will notice that Excel prefers to use an Array formula.
Just thought I'd mention it for future reference. :)

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HTH. :)
Dana DeLouis
Windows XP, Office 2003


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Eureka, I got it to work!!! My problem was that the headers were
included in the referenced cells. When I redefined the range to
eliminate the headers it works. So instead of E1:E29000, I changed it
to E2:E29000. It had to be user error.

Thanks for your help, I have been trying to figure this problem out for
quite a while.


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