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January 14th, 2004, 12:45 AM
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I have this formula =SUMPRODUCT(--('Priced BOM'!
$Y$3:$Y$999=26)) and it's supposed to count how many cell values are over 26, the problem is that if there is no value in cell Yx and only the formula it counts this as being over 26. Is there any way to accurately count only the values over 26? TIA for your help Joe 
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January 14th, 2004, 01:11 AM
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Hi Joe
try =SUMPRODUCT(('Priced BOM'!$Y$3:$Y$999=26)*ISNUMBER('Priced BOM'!$Y$3:$Y$999)) Frank Joe Gieder wrote: I have this formula =SUMPRODUCT(--('Priced BOM'! $Y$3:$Y$999=26)) and it's supposed to count how many cell values are over 26, the problem is that if there is no value in cell Yx and only the formula it counts this as being over 26. Is there any way to accurately count only the values over 26? TIA for your help Joe
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January 14th, 2004, 01:21 AM
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Thanks Frank. I've been trying for what seems like
forever to solve this problem. I just need to learn more of the functions and what and how you can add them together. Joe -----Original Message----- Hi Joe try =SUMPRODUCT(('Priced BOM'!$Y$3:$Y$999=26)*ISNUMBER ('Priced BOM'!$Y$3:$Y$999)) Frank Joe Gieder wrote: I have this formula =SUMPRODUCT(--('Priced BOM'! $Y$3:$Y$999=26)) and it's supposed to count how many cell values are over 26, the problem is that if there is no value in cell Yx and only the formula it counts this as being over 26. Is there any way to accurately count only the values over 26? TIA for your help Joe .
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January 14th, 2004, 01:27 AM
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Hi Joe
you're welcome. hope the formula now works for you Frank JoeGieder wrote: Thanks Frank. I've been trying for what seems like forever to solve this problem. I just need to learn more of the functions and what and how you can add them together. Joe -----Original Message----- Hi Joe try =SUMPRODUCT(('Priced BOM'!$Y$3:$Y$999=26)*ISNUMBER ('Priced BOM'!$Y$3:$Y$999)) Frank Joe Gieder wrote: I have this formula =SUMPRODUCT(--('Priced BOM'! $Y$3:$Y$999=26)) and it's supposed to count how many cell values are over 26, the problem is that if there is no value in cell Yx and only the formula it counts this as being over 26. Is there any way to accurately count only the values over 26? TIA for your help Joe .
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January 14th, 2004, 01:31 AM
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Hi Joe,
Or just use: =COUNTIF('Priced BOM'!$Y$3:$Y$999,"=26") Biff -----Original Message----- Hi Joe try =SUMPRODUCT(('Priced BOM'!$Y$3:$Y$999=26)*ISNUMBER ('Priced BOM'!$Y$3:$Y$999)) Frank Joe Gieder wrote: I have this formula =SUMPRODUCT(--('Priced BOM'! $Y$3:$Y$999=26)) and it's supposed to count how many cell values are over 26, the problem is that if there is no value in cell Yx and only the formula it counts this as being over 26. Is there any way to accurately count only the values over 26? TIA for your help Joe .
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