1E100 is scientific notation for a very large number. It's used to find the
last numeric value in the range.

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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Ayo" wrote in message
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What doesn't the 1E100 do in the formula?

"T. Valko" wrote:

T5 contains a date

Ok, but that didn't answer my questions.

So, try this...

Create these named ranges

InsertNameDefine
Name: Dates
Refers to:

=Current_MarketList!$I$5:INDEX(Current_MarketList! $I$5:$I$2000,MATCH(1E100,Current_MarketList!$I$5:$ I$2000))

Adjust for a reasonable end of range $I$2000

Name: Status
Refers to:

=Current_MarketList!$K$5:INDEX(Current_MarketList! $K$5:$K$2000,MATCH(1E100,Current_MarketList!$I$5:$ I$2000))

Adjust for a reasonable end of ranges $K$2000 and $I$2000

OK out

Then:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Dates$T$5),--(Status="PAST DUE"))

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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Ayo" wrote in message
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T5 contains a date

"T. Valko" wrote:

You can use a dynamic range.

Are there any empty cells *within* the range I5:I2000? It looks like
that
range contains numbers, are there any text entries in that range?

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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Ayo" wrote in message
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Is there a function in excel that would allow me to replace the
$2000
in
the
formular below with the last row in the column contain values.
Somthing like this, in VBA:
errorWS_lastRow = errorWS.Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row

=SUMPRODUCT((Current_MarketList!$I$5:$I$2000$T$5) *(Current_MarketList!$K$5:$K$2000="PAST
DUE"))


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