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    Solved: Sumproduct Text Value

    =SUMPRODUCT(--(SiteCalls!$B$3:$B$30000=AnalysisData!$B3)*(SiteCalls!$G$3:$G$30000=AnalysisData!$G3)*(SiteCalls!$L$3:$L$30000=AnalysisData!$L3)*(SiteCalls!$X$3:$X$30000))
    Hi this is my formula, it works great for getting a number value, but in this instance x3:x30000 has words in (TEXT) and I want it to return the TEXT instead it returns #Value!

    Can anyone help?

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    Distinguished Lord of VBAX VBAX Grand Master Bob Phillips's Avatar
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    What do you mean by return the text? SUMPRODUCT by its ver
    y nature, and name, sums the product of numbers.
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    Hi Update

    I know sumproduct , sums,

    I need somthing to check the columns for the various criterias, and return me the text value it finds. if that makes sense. All records are unique.

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    Distinguished Lord of VBAX VBAX Grand Master Bob Phillips's Avatar
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    Then you don't want SUMPRODUCT

    =INDEX(SiteCalls!$X$3:$X$30000,
    MATCH(1,(SiteCalls!$B$3:$B$30000=AnalysisData!$B3)*(SiteCalls!$G$3:$G$30000 =AnalysisData!$G3)*(SiteCalls!$L$3:$L$30000=AnalysisData!$L3),0)
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    thanks mate , worked good

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