Re: A follow up Question
- From: "Andrew Mackenzie" <a_d_mackenzie@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2008 14:40:49 -0000
OK,
Figured it myself in the end. If anyone's interested, my range names
included the column title - so Mike was spot on.
Cheers,
Andrew
"Andrew Mackenzie" <a_d_mackenzie@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Thanks Mike,=SUMPRODUCT((dciValueDate<=$L$64)*(dciValueDate>=(EOMONTH($L$64,-1)+1))*(dci
But I have done as you suggested with ISNUMBER and all are true. I have
also double checked that the range names are correct and, for good order,
removed the unnecessary + sign.
Any other ideas please - this is beginning to drive me nuts!
Cheers
Andrew
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"Mike H" <MikeH@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,should
With the exception of the unnecessary + sign the formula is fine and
read.
GBPAmount))=SUMPRODUCT((dciValueDate<=+$L$64)*(dciValueDate>=(EOMONTH($L$64,-1)+1))*(dc
summing
If yoyur getting a Value error then either L64 or the range you are
aren't a date and or numbers.
Try this
=isnumber(L64) should evaluate as true and likewise for the sumrange.
Mike
"Andrew Mackenzie" wrote:
I have now tried to incorporate the "BOMONTH" formula into the larger
formula below but I am getting #VALUE.
thewhereiGBPAmount))
The formula is attempting to sum the amounts in the range dciGBPAmount
the date in the column dciValueDate is in March 2008. L64 contains
date
31st March 2008.
Any ideas what is wrong with the syntax?
Cheers,
Andrew
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