SUMIF/SUMIFS functions that refer to a cell or a range in a closed workbook will result in a #VALUE! error. Note:This is a known issue with several other Excel functions such as COUNTIF, COUNTIFS, COUNTBLANK, to name a few. See theSUMIF, COUNT...
SUMIF: Closed Workbook Reference:Beware of the #VALUE! error when using SUMIF with references to cells or ranges in closed workbooks. Ensure that the workbook containing the referenced data is open to avoid this error. String Matching Limitation: Exercise caution when matching strings in SUMIF, ...
I have two formulas linked to other workbooks, but I'm getting the #VALUE error when they are closed (they work fine when everything is open). I've tried to figure out how to do this, but I don't have a ton of experience with array formulas and I'm having trouble with it. I'...
I am very new to coding in excel and I've run into a problem. I have created a workbook to help me log and run data on my internship hours. I have to have them organized by semester and also by standard (there are 6), however some activities include more than one standard, so I...
I am using the following formula to match data from two different spreadsheets. This works for the individual row but I need to do around a thousand...
Dim DestwbP As Workbook 'DC collection performance Dim CMS_start As Long Dim CMS_end As Long Dim SheetName As String Dim sSheet1 As String Dim sSheet2 As String Dim sFormula As String Set DestwbR = Workbooks.Open("\\shfs01\FShare1\CorpSvcs2\Finance\B2Cash\Credit Control- Repor...
I can't check the formula that contains unique references to your workbook worksheets. I have shown you how to modify your formula. Use SUMIFS function. Reply AAA says: 2022-07-07 at 3:59 am HI I HAVE FORMULA AS BELOW, HOW TO sum up column I only when the value of Column I is ...
SUMIF/SUMIFS functions that refer to a cell or a range in a closed workbook will result in a #VALUE! error. Note:This is a known issue with several other Excel functions such as COUNTIF, COUNTIFS, COUNTBLANK, to name a few. See theSUMIF, COUNTIF and CO...
SUMIF/SUMIFS functions that refer to a cell or a range in a closed workbook will result in a #VALUE! error. Note:This is a known issue with several other Excel functions such as COUNTIF, COUNTIFS, COUNTBLANK, to name a few. See theSUMIF, COUNTIF and COU...
If you can send us (support@ablebits.com) your sample workbook along with the expected result and we will try to figure out a proper formula. Reply Bret says: 2015-08-20 at 11:03 pm Thank you, Svetlana! I just sent that to you. Reply Praveen says: 2015-08-20 at 7:44 pm Hi...