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THanks I did already have a look at the Microsoft guide, but the bit I don't really get (and which isn't explained there) is your multiplication of functions applied to two arrays before sumproduct-ing them with the third array. What does the multiplication do in this instance?
i.e. sumproduct(fx(array1)*fx(array2),fx(array3)) And yes I do find it hard to believe that you only dabble in Excel. Can't imagine the sort of shenanigans you must achieve in Word ;-) |
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