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    #VALUE errer received on a SUMIFS formula to a closed workbook

    Hi

    I have a database file and I have an analysis file. My analysis file uses a SUMIFS function to pull in the data from the database but I get the #VALUE! error when it is closed.

    I know with the SUMIF function you can split it into an array formula with a SUM and an IF formula combined, is there anything similar I can do here?

    A sample of the formula I am using is here:
    =SUMIFS('[07. Salary & Related Master Database - Jul 2013.xlsx]M0814 Payroll & Expense'!P:P,'[07. Salary & Related Master Database - Jul 2013.xlsx]M0814 Payroll & Expense'!$A:$A,$G20,'[07. Salary & Related Master Database - Jul 2013.xlsx]M0814 Payroll & Expense'!$H:$H,$I$13)

    Excuse the length.

    Any help would be much apprecaited!

    Thanks
    Tom

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    Re: #VALUE errer received on a SUMIFS formula to a closed workbook

    Hi,

    SUMIF, SUMIFS, COUNTIF, COUNTIFS, etc. will not work on closed workbooks. Investigate a SUMPRODUCT option instead.

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    Re: #VALUE errer received on a SUMIFS formula to a closed workbook

    Hi

    One of the criteria for my SUMIFS is an account code so using a SUMPRODUCT would pull back a funny figure.

    I have two columns (say A and B) which contain account codes and IDs. I want to pull back the value in colunm C for a particular combination of values in A and B.

    I'd like the value I pull back not to recalculate if the database workbook isn't open, I'm happy for it not to update. Is that possible?

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    Re: #VALUE errer received on a SUMIFS formula to a closed workbook

    "One of the criteria for my SUMIFS is an account code so using a SUMPRODUCT would pull back a funny figure."

    This is an interesting statement - can I ask you what led you to believe that? I only ask because in my experience and knowledge of Excel, I am pushed to think of a single example in which the the result from a SUMIF (or SUMIFS) formula cannot be reproduced using SUMPRODUCT.

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