In the example shown, the formula in F6 is: We take advantage of this by using the ISNA function to test for any #N/A errors. After ISNA, we have: We use the double negative (double unary) operator to convert TRUE FALSE values to ones and zeros, which gives us this: SUMPRODUCT then sums the elements in the array, and the result is compared to zero for force a TRUE or FALSE result.
Dave Bruns
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