Problem using SUMPRODUCT
I am having trouble replacing exact cell references with named ranges in my
formulas. Why does the following (with exact cell references) work: =SUMPRODUCT((DOCs!P408:P701="TF")*(DOCs!O408:O701= "Y")) Answer: 1 (which is correct) But the following (substituting ranges for the cell references), doesnt: =SUMPRODUCT((W_Type="TF")*(W_New="Y")) Generates Answer: 10 (wrong) What am I doing wrong? I'm running this from one sheet while the ranges are in another €“ both sheets are in the same workbook. The ranges are not entire columns & they are of the same size. Both columns are text with currently either TF or blank in W_Type (in the future there will be other text in there as well that I will need to find). W_New will either be Y or blank. Thanks, JoAnn |
Problem using SUMPRODUCT
I would venture a guess: that the naming was done incorrectly
Try pasting a list of named ranges to a blank area of your worksheet - or just look at the list of defined names. best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "JoAnn" wrote in message ... I am having trouble replacing exact cell references with named ranges in my formulas. Why does the following (with exact cell references) work: =SUMPRODUCT((DOCs!P408:P701="TF")*(DOCs!O408:O701= "Y")) Answer: 1 (which is correct) But the following (substituting ranges for the cell references), doesn't: =SUMPRODUCT((W_Type="TF")*(W_New="Y")) Generates Answer: 10 (wrong) What am I doing wrong? I'm running this from one sheet while the ranges are in another - both sheets are in the same workbook. The ranges are not entire columns & they are of the same size. Both columns are text with currently either TF or blank in W_Type (in the future there will be other text in there as well that I will need to find). W_New will either be Y or blank. Thanks, JoAnn |
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