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Default SUMPRODUCT formula returning #VALUE! error

Hello, All!

I'm having trouble getting this formula to work:

{SUMPRODUCT(--(WBS!$A$2:$A$423=$A46)*(--(WBS!$B$2:$B$423=$F46)*WBS!$E$2:$E$423))}

1st section is comparing a text field
2nd section is comparing a number field
3rd section is asking for a result of a text field

I tried separating the sections to determine which is producing the error
and I don't receive an error message, although the numbers they produced
didn't appear to be the correct location of the WBS sheet. I need it to
compare two columns to determine the correct cell to pull since there are
duplicates in both columns but with the criteria from both columns, the line
is unique.
I did import these from an SAP download, but have replaced formatting with
correct formatting by pulling value of the text into a new column with
VALUE() formula then pasting value.
What am I missing?
 
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