Sumproduct query

RussChilds

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Hi

I'm using this =SUMPRODUCT(--(F:F="Y"),--(P:P="Above Target")) to count how many students with a Y are Above Target. I keep getting this error though: #NUM!

Both cloums are formatted as General.

Can any one help?

Thanks!
Russ
 

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Richard Schollar

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Hi Russ

You can't use whole columns refs - you need to restrict it to eg:

F2:F100

(this is assuming you aren't using xl2007)
 
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