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Hi,
Does a combination of multiple 'sumproduct' become an array?
I noticed that when I combine 5 and more 'sumproduct's it wont work unless I make it an array.
Is my assumption correct? Are you familiar with something like that?
Thanks.
Hi,
Does a combination of multiple 'sumproduct' become an array?
I noticed that when I combine 5 and more 'sumproduct's it wont work unless I make it an array.
Is my assumption correct? Are you familiar with something like that?
Thanks.
It will depend entirely on HOW you are combining them. More detail, please ...
Ali
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I'm referring to another thread in this forum (see below link) where I had to use 5 sumproduct in the formula. If I reduce in to 4 or less it works as a regular type.
But as given in the file - it won't work without turning it to array.....
https://www.excelforum.com/excel-for...ml#post5340064
Works fine here without CSE - must be an Office 2010 limitation.
Oh really. Thanks for checking this for me AliGW.
No problem.
While you maintain inventory, why not in simple way product wise opening stock, receiving, issuing quantity with sumifs function.
atul
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AVK - you might wish to suggest this in the thread from which this came.
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