Maybe --(AMS!$AB$4:$AB$60000=226);--(AMS!$B$4:$B$60000=Summary!C$3)
If you use a relative row address, the comparison will take place on
different rows
HTH
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AP
> This formula works correctly:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(AMS!$C$4:$C$60000="InitialOrderEntry");--(AMS!$Z$4:AMS!$Z$600
00=17);--(AMS!$AB$4:$AB$60000=226);--(AMS!$AS$4:$AS$60000=$A$1))
> When I add another condition --(AMS!$B$4:$B$60000=Summary!C3) the formula
> returns zero - should return a number.
=SUMPRODUCT(--(AMS!$C$4:$C$60000="InitialOrderEntry");--(AMS!$Z$4:AMS!$Z$600
00=17);--(AMS!$AB$4:$AB$60000=226);--(AMS!$B$4:$B$60000=Summary!C3);--(AMS!$
AS$4:$AS$60000=$A$1))
> What am I doing wrong.
>
> Thank you in advance.
carl - 17 Mar 2006 19:40 GMT
Thanks. That does not seem to be the problem. Any other iedeas ?
> Maybe --(AMS!$AB$4:$AB$60000=226);--(AMS!$B$4:$B$60000=Summary!C$3)
>
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> >
> > Thank you in advance.