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deniztopcu
Sep 12, 2023Brass Contributor
Is there a solution to using the same function multiple times?
Hello, is there a shorter way to do such repetitive calculations? ı havent office 365.
- Sep 12, 2023
Workbook attached. Old formula in column D, new formula in column E
PeterBartholomew1
Sep 12, 2023Silver Contributor
Congratulations folks. I am hugely impressed by the pattern recognition skills and the manner in which the monster formula has been reduced. I have not got the remotest idea what the result signifies but if it is meaningful to the OP, that's OK.
I realised I haven't used the old workhorse SUMPRODUCT for many years now, either as a SUMIFS predecessor or as an array wrapper function. I did start on the problem this morning and got as far as
before coming to the conclusion that there was going to be no great meeting of minds ever were I to produce the results.
- deniztopcuSep 12, 2023Brass ContributorLike you, I think there were very good reactions. Thanks