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Dzung Vu
Jan 20, 2020Copper Contributor
!SPILL error with SUMIFS formula
Hi All, we have 2 users who are using Office 365 version, they're both experiencing the issue with SPILL error with formula SUMIFS. I clicked on the the yellow exclamation mark next to the error (ce...
- Jan 20, 2020
It could be similar to https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/excel/spill-error-when-doing-vlookup/m-p/1117822#M49530
JKPieterse
Jan 20, 2020Silver Contributor
This only happens when using multi-cell references in arguments of functions which normally expect a single value. IMO this is a bug with DA Excel when it opens files created in non-DA Excel, it should have inserted the @ operator in front of the cell arguments where a single value is expected.
SergeiBaklan
Jan 20, 2020Diamond Contributor
I guess the question is how to interpret "normally expected". For example, if complicate the formula a bit
=SUM(SUMIFS(B:B,A:A,{"a";"b"}))
it shall not be converted with implicit intersection sign.