A basic sumproduct might look something like this with range a1:a3 and b1:b3. I'd like to do a variation of this where instead I reference a range for the first part but then substitute in static values for the second part (the b1:b3 part).
If I want to substitute in the array of values 3,2,1 then my guess to how this would look is:
=SUMPRODUCT(A1:A3,{3,2,1})
Based on the #VALUE! error I can see that my syntax is wrong if this is even possible. Google just leads me down the path of array formulas which isn't what I want. The result of the formula isn't an array, just an input. Is it possible to do what I want to do?
If I want to substitute in the array of values 3,2,1 then my guess to how this would look is:
=SUMPRODUCT(A1:A3,{3,2,1})
Based on the #VALUE! error I can see that my syntax is wrong if this is even possible. Google just leads me down the path of array formulas which isn't what I want. The result of the formula isn't an array, just an input. Is it possible to do what I want to do?