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=SUMIF(book2!L3:AF3, "=book1!O30", book2!L20:AF20)

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    =SUMIF(book2!L3:AF3, "=book1!O30", book2!L20:AF20)

    Can someone assist. Although the formula is not rejected it doesn't do anything. In the formula below l3:af3 refer to a range of consecutive dates. o30 to a date about midway in the range between l3 and af3, and l20:af50 to a range of general numbers. What am I doing wrong??????????
    As you can see I am working across two worksheets.

    =SUMIF(book2!L3:AF3, "=book1!O30", book2!L20:AF20)

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    Bob Phillips
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    Re: =SUMIF(book2!L3:AF3, "=book1!O30", book2!L20:AF20)

    Try

    =SUMIF(book2!L3:AF3, book1!O30, book2!L20:AF20

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    > Can someone assist. Although the formula is not rejected it doesn't do
    > anything. In the formula below l3:af3 refer to a range of consecutive
    > dates. o30 to a date about midway in the range between l3 and af3, and
    > l20:af50 to a range of general numbers. What am I doing
    > wrong??????????
    > As you can see I am working across two worksheets.
    >
    > =SUMIF(book2!L3:AF3, "=book1!O30", book2!L20:AF20)
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