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Hunter
The following formula was given to me earlier on this forum and it works
great...thanks.
=SUMPRODUCT(--($A$1:$A4<A4),--($A$1:$A4>=A4-365),$B$1:$B4)
Now I need to understand how it works. What is the signfigance of the --?
The formula is summing data in column B for dates found in colun A for the
previous 365 days from the date found in cell A4. I thought that sumproduct
only multiplied the sums of arrays. How does this work?
Thanks in advance.
great...thanks.
=SUMPRODUCT(--($A$1:$A4<A4),--($A$1:$A4>=A4-365),$B$1:$B4)
Now I need to understand how it works. What is the signfigance of the --?
The formula is summing data in column B for dates found in colun A for the
previous 365 days from the date found in cell A4. I thought that sumproduct
only multiplied the sums of arrays. How does this work?
Thanks in advance.