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contiw

Range Naming, dimensioning
 
=SUMIFS(E9:E1494,C9:C1494,1)
This formula works ok.
If I rename range E9:E1494 as "Col_1" and change the formula to
=SUMIFS(Col_1,C9:C1494,1)
I get #VALUE error.
The range is formatted as number.

Also ...

If I delete some cells in a range, referring formulae are modified accordingly, but if I add cells in the range the formulae do not recognize the change

Thanks for helping a noob.

Max

Range Naming, dimensioning
 
Not sure why there's no response as yet to this posting ..

Just hazarding some thoughts.
I don't know/don't have xl2007 so I'm not able to test this.

=SUMIFS(Col_1,C9:C1494,1)
I get #VALUE error.


1. Maybe you need to array-enter the formula?
Try pressing CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER

2. Maybe your named range Col_1 has somehow gone out of sync (in size) with
C9:C1494?

If I delete some cells in a range,
referring formulae are modified accordingly,
but if I add cells in the range the formulae do not
recognize the change


If I insert rows above the last row in the col range, it works fine

Hang around awhile for better answers from responders versed in xl2007
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Max
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"contiw" wrote in message
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=SUMIFS(E9:E1494,C9:C1494,1)
This formula works ok.
If I rename range E9:E1494 as "Col_1" and change the formula to
=SUMIFS(Col_1,C9:C1494,1)
I get #VALUE error.
The range is formatted as number.

Also ...

If I delete some cells in a range, referring formulae are modified
accordingly, but if I add cells in the range the formulae do not
recognize the change

Thanks for helping a noob.




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contiw





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