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I have two very similar workbooks. I created the following formula in the
first workbook :
=SUMPRODUCT((('issue detail'!$A$2:$D$844)=$A4)*('issue
detail'!$C$2:$C$844))*-1
Cell A4 is blank and results in 0 until I copy the formula to cell A6 which
contains a specific reference. This formula does exactly what I want it to
do.
I copied the formula to the second workbook and made the changes to the
ranges shown:
=SUMPRODUCT((('issue detail'!$A$2:$J$150)=$A3)*('issue detail'!$J$2:$J$150))
Cell A3 is also blank but, now the formula results in a number and I cannot
see what I have done to create this result. When I copy the formula to
another cell (A5) the formula calculates the data correctly.
As an FYI, I am using the first workbook to calculate usage data by week for
about 2500 items. I leave the weeks (columns) without data blank until data
is available and then copy the formula. Also, once the data is calculated, I
change the calculated data to Value to eliminate constant recalulation. I am
doing the same in the second WB for different data.
Thanks Ron R.
first workbook :
=SUMPRODUCT((('issue detail'!$A$2:$D$844)=$A4)*('issue
detail'!$C$2:$C$844))*-1
Cell A4 is blank and results in 0 until I copy the formula to cell A6 which
contains a specific reference. This formula does exactly what I want it to
do.
I copied the formula to the second workbook and made the changes to the
ranges shown:
=SUMPRODUCT((('issue detail'!$A$2:$J$150)=$A3)*('issue detail'!$J$2:$J$150))
Cell A3 is also blank but, now the formula results in a number and I cannot
see what I have done to create this result. When I copy the formula to
another cell (A5) the formula calculates the data correctly.
As an FYI, I am using the first workbook to calculate usage data by week for
about 2500 items. I leave the weeks (columns) without data blank until data
is available and then copy the formula. Also, once the data is calculated, I
change the calculated data to Value to eliminate constant recalulation. I am
doing the same in the second WB for different data.
Thanks Ron R.