this is part of a sumproduct formula I am using:
--($D$137:$D$318=C123)
Is it possible to modify the formula so that it will look for values on C123
between C123 and C123+3 ?
Thank you in advance.
this is part of a sumproduct formula I am using:
--($D$137:$D$318=C123)
Is it possible to modify the formula so that it will look for values on C123
between C123 and C123+3 ?
Thank you in advance.
Hi!
Change that array to:
--($D$137:$D$318>=C123)
And add another array:
--($D$137:$D$318<=C123+3)
Biff
"carl" <carl@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> this is part of a sumproduct formula I am using:
>
> --($D$137:$D$318=C123)
>
> Is it possible to modify the formula so that it will look for values on
> C123
> between C123 and C123+3 ?
>
> Thank you in advance.
How about
--($D$137:$D$318>=C123),--($D$137:$D$318<=C123+3)
tj
"carl" wrote:
> this is part of a sumproduct formula I am using:
>
> --($D$137:$D$318=C123)
>
> Is it possible to modify the formula so that it will look for values on C123
> between C123 and C123+3 ?
>
> Thank you in advance.
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