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#value! in excel file- Cant find the cause

On formula tab  starting at g131, I have a formula to complete the sum product. the formula works fine for some cells (G132, G133,G139,etc...) but not in g134-138. I believe the dimensions for the formulas are the same and i cant seem to find the root cause of the error.
 Assignments--2-nov-2011.xlsm
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also is there a way to complete using a named range for all the month transactions (i.e. create a range for Nov and use in each of the formulas
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Your ranges are not compatible. They have to be the same size. For example, this formula in G134:

=SUMPRODUCT((Engineer=A$131)*Utilization!D$45:AG$65)

has two arrays that are not the same size. Engineer is 17 rows and Utilization!D$45:AG$65 is 21 rows. They have to be the same size.

Kevin
The array arguments must have the same dimensions. If they do not, SUMPRODUCT returns the #VALUE! error value.
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Sorry about that. I was messing around with the name range of engineer and reduced the number of rows. I reset the number of rows to equal each other and it still returns the error. all the other rows have the same number of rows.
You could keep that as a SUMPRODUCT, Kevin, like this

=SUMPRODUCT((Engineer=A$131)*ISNUMBER(Utilization!C$47:F$63),Utilization!C$47:F$63)

regards, barry
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This Worked. Thanks