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December 26th, 2005, 08:30 AM
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#VALUE! error
Hi,
I have the #VALUE! error which I can't seem to work out why. the formula in the cell is =SUMPRODUCT(--(DateofLog=($U16)),--(crew="Y")) and I have checked with the Tools-Auditing-Trace Precedents and the cells and/or columns that they point to are the correct ones. Strange thing is (well to me anyway) is that I have the exact same formula in another copy of my workbook and that also points to the same cells and/or columns and works fine! I don't understand why this is showing the #VALUE! error Anybody offer any help Thanks in advance, oh and Merry Christmas 
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December 26th, 2005, 10:26 AM
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#VALUE! error
Try the following:
Select the cell containing the formula and then Tools Formula Auditing Evaluate formula. It will show you step-by-step calculation, and you will know who is the culprit. Are the names DateofLog and crew well-defined. Mangesh "Anthony" wrote in message ... Hi, I have the #VALUE! error which I can't seem to work out why. the formula in the cell is =SUMPRODUCT(--(DateofLog=($U16)),--(crew="Y")) and I have checked with the Tools-Auditing-Trace Precedents and the cells and/or columns that they point to are the correct ones. Strange thing is (well to me anyway) is that I have the exact same formula in another copy of my workbook and that also points to the same cells and/or columns and works fine! I don't understand why this is showing the #VALUE! error Anybody offer any help Thanks in advance, oh and Merry Christmas
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December 26th, 2005, 11:37 AM
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#VALUE! error
Is the DateLog range and the crew range the same size, SUMPRODUCT needs
this. -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "Anthony" wrote in message ... Hi, I have the #VALUE! error which I can't seem to work out why. the formula in the cell is =SUMPRODUCT(--(DateofLog=($U16)),--(crew="Y")) and I have checked with the Tools-Auditing-Trace Precedents and the cells and/or columns that they point to are the correct ones. Strange thing is (well to me anyway) is that I have the exact same formula in another copy of my workbook and that also points to the same cells and/or columns and works fine! I don't understand why this is showing the #VALUE! error Anybody offer any help Thanks in advance, oh and Merry Christmas
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