offset variables fail

  1. gardnertoo

    OFFSET formula working within a COUNTIF but not within a SUMPRODUCT

    On a spreadhseet running in Excel 2007, I have the following formula in cell D7, where it works just fine: =COUNTIF(OFFSET($S$2112:$S$2211,,(ROW()-ROW($D$6))*4),"OPEN") It looks at a column of OPEN and CLOSE texts and counts the number of OPEN, straightforward enough. So I took the OFFSET...
  2. KG Old Wolf

    Error 13 - Type Mismatch

    The code below works but I want to substitute the variables in red for the literals in blue. I can see the correct numeric values being obtained by the red variables. Yet, as soon as I substitute the red variables, I get an error 13 - type mismatch. The values in red are always numerics and are...

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