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    Question Help with using formulas

    Please I need big help!


    I was trying to correct this excel sheet for a long time and the result of a formula was showing "#Value". I have checked many times....the formula/function is correct (which basically just the same as other ones), but for some reason it is not showing the associated results for a specific row correctly.

    As you see in the attachment file, for FC 58 & FC 28 the formula is showing correctly but for some reason for FC 118 it is not showing the results at all, instead just "#Value".


    Can someone please help me to see what mistake I actually have made?


    Thank you so much!
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    Re: Help with using formulas

    The entries that are correct have been array entered (Control-Shift-Enter). Those that have the errors have not.

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    Re: Help with using formulas

    If you don't want to use an array formula then maybe...

    =SUMPRODUCT(--($B$3:$B$33=118),--(ISNUMBER($C$3:$C$33)))
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    Re: Help with using formulas

    Thank you so much....let me try it now.

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    Re: Help with using formulas

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    Re: Help with using formulas

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