Hi.
COuld someone let me know what is wrong with my sumproduct formula in the attached file? Thanks!
Friend
Hi.
COuld someone let me know what is wrong with my sumproduct formula in the attached file? Thanks!
Friend
Last edited by friend11_6; 06-15-2009 at 04:45 AM.
Any formula with #N/A references not wrapped in ISNA or ISERROR will return #N/A.
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and while you're at it attach sheet not image. can't test functions in images!
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Probably he don't need quick answer
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Hi.
Sorry, here is the file again.
Thanks.
This:
works ok for me but given you're using XL2007 you could use SUMIFS which would be more efficient (not backwards compatible)Please Login or Register to view this content.
If your source range (6. Review Category for trans') contains error values you run the risk of course get errors back in return... for ex. if your VLOOKUP in column L returns #N/A the SUMPRODUCT will also return #N/A (as already pointed out by shg in post#2)... if the value column contains #VALUE! errors etc both SUMIFS & SUMPRODUCT would return #VALUE! error etc... so name of the game if you get an error in your results is to check your source values and handle accordingly (ie in the original formula not the aggregation formulae)Please Login or Register to view this content.
Last edited by DonkeyOte; 06-15-2009 at 02:12 AM. Reason: added note: re errors
My Recommended Reading:
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Thanks! The sumifs worked. Fabulous.
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