Excel 2010 to Google Spreadsheet

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I hope someone can translate an Excel 2010 formula to a Google Spreadsheet formula. The formula used works in Excel and is transfered into Google Spreadsheet correctly. The browser for Windows 7 Pro 64 PC is Opera 11 and for Xoom, OfficeSuite Pro. The formula is there, however, it does not show a result. In other words, most of the elementary formulas that I wrote are fine. This formula was provided via someone (sorry I forget name) here at MrExcel.com.

The formula is:=SUMPRODUCT(--(B7:B2343=""),H7:H2343-G7:G2343), and is used to provide a running credit and debit balance. Thank you.
 

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I hope someone can translate an Excel 2010 formula to a Google Spreadsheet formula. The formula used works in Excel and is transfered into Google Spreadsheet correctly. The browser for Windows 7 Pro 64 PC is Opera 11 and for Xoom, OfficeSuite Pro. The formula is there, however, it does not show a result. In other words, most of the elementary formulas that I wrote are fine. This formula was provided via someone (sorry I forget name) here at MrExcel.com.

The formula is:=SUMPRODUCT(--(B7:B2343=""),H7:H2343-G7:G2343), and is used to provide a running credit and debit balance. Thank you.

In case the -- bit is not understood, try to switch to one of...

=SUMPRODUCT((B7:B2343="")+0,H7:H2343-G7:G2343)

=SUMIF(B7:B2343,"=",H7:H2343)-SUMIF(B7:B2343,"=",G7:G2343)
 
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Thank you for your help. The second one worked great.

I have one additional formula, which I require assistance. May I submit it to you?
 
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Actually, it works on the PC, not on the Xoom. The return is : ~FUNCTION~NOT~IMPLEMENTED~.

There is one additional formula. =LOOKUP(9.9E307,I:I)
It appears that Google does not read LOOKUP function.

I realize I am asking a lot.
 
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Actually, it works on the PC, not on the Xoom. The return is : ~FUNCTION~NOT~IMPLEMENTED~.

There is one additional formula. =LOOKUP(9.9E307,I:I)
It appears that Google does not read LOOKUP function.

I realize I am asking a lot.

The LOOKUP function does not exist.

Replacing LOOKUP with an equivalent INDEX/MATCH as in:

=INDEX(I:I,MATCH(BigNum,I:I,1))

where BigNum is written as you have done.

The formula for picking out the last numeric value from a reference
works in:

Excel
Calc (of OpenOffice)
Gnumeric

but, alas, not in:

Google Spreadsheet

This means that the latter's implementation of binary search differs from
the one depicted in:

http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/showthread.php?t=310278 (post #7)
 
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