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(ISNUMBER())check to ensure that we don’t try to convert text values (as this would cause an error): theIFstatement leaves the value oftemperature“as is” in this instance, andLAMBDAjust wraps around all of this in order to declare the variabletemperature“work”, so thatMAPmay do ...
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This formula is longer and requires two additional arguments (match_mode -1 is required to mirror the behaviour of LOOKUP). Indeed, given that an IF statement is required to ensure no errors for earlier periods, e.g.=IF(G$90<$G$67,$G$68,LOOKUP(G$90,$G$67:$K$68))...
Criteria 2: If column F indicates "Standalone Service" Criteria 3: If either columns AA or AB have August in the date Here's the formula I'm trying to work with =SUMPRODUCT((Master_Calendar!$F$3:$F$503="Standalone Service")*(Master_Calendar!$C$3:$C503="YES")*((MONTH...
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This formula is longer and requires two additional arguments (match_mode -1 is required to mirror the behaviour of LOOKUP). Indeed, given that an IF statement is required to ensure no errors for earlier periods, e.g.=IF(G$90<$G$67,$G$68,LOOKUP(G$90,$G$67:$K$68))...
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