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Tim Richards
I was using the SUMIF command as follows (=SUMIF('Active Data'!Z:Z,2,'Active
Data'!AK:AK) ("Active Data" is the previous tab), and the formula works
great!.... until the criteria for the calulation changed.
Now I require 2 sets of criteria before I sum the AK:AK column.
I changed the formula to(SUMPRODUCT(('Active Data'!Z2:Z1000=2)*('Active
Data'!BE2:BE1000=1)*('Active Data'!AK2:AK1000)).
The additional data is coming from column BE.
Apparently the SUMPRODUCT doe not like my referencing the Active Data tab.
This formula returns the ever popular #VALUE! answer.
Column Z is the month code (Feb), column BE is a customer code (1,0 or -1),
and column AK repersents the hours of service.
The formula should result all the hours worked(AK) in Feb(Z) for all the
customers with criteria "1" (BE). (in this case 408 hours worked.)
Data'!AK:AK) ("Active Data" is the previous tab), and the formula works
great!.... until the criteria for the calulation changed.
Now I require 2 sets of criteria before I sum the AK:AK column.
I changed the formula to(SUMPRODUCT(('Active Data'!Z2:Z1000=2)*('Active
Data'!BE2:BE1000=1)*('Active Data'!AK2:AK1000)).
The additional data is coming from column BE.
Apparently the SUMPRODUCT doe not like my referencing the Active Data tab.
This formula returns the ever popular #VALUE! answer.
Column Z is the month code (Feb), column BE is a customer code (1,0 or -1),
and column AK repersents the hours of service.
The formula should result all the hours worked(AK) in Feb(Z) for all the
customers with criteria "1" (BE). (in this case 408 hours worked.)