Evaluate Sumproduct syntax

cortexnotion

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  1. 2013
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Hi All

Can you help me with the sumproduct formula in my code - it is returning a VALUE entry in the cell atm.

Code:
Sub check()

Application.ScreenUpdating = False

Dim wbtracker As Workbook
Dim WeekRng As Range, TypeRng As Range, TotRng As Range
Dim Chart1 As String, Chart2 As String
Dim WK1 As Date, WK2 As Date, WK3 As Date, WK4 As Date, WK5 As Date, WK6 As Date, LRhh As Long

Set wbtracker = Workbooks.Open("S:\temp\Tracker.xlsx")
LRhh = wbtracker.Sheets("HH").Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row

Set WeekRng = wbtracker.Sheets("HH").Range("A2:A" & LRhh)
Set TypeRng = wbtracker.Sheets("HH").Range("B2:B" & LRhh)
Set TotRng = wbtracker.Sheets("HH").Range("W2:W" & LRhh)

Chart1 = "Raw"
Chart2 = "Good"

WK1 = Application.Evaluate("INT((TODAY()-1)/7)*7+1")
WK2 = Format(WK1 - 7, "dd/mm/yyyy")
WK3 = Format(WK2 - 7, "dd/mm/yyyy")
WK4 = Format(WK3 - 7, "dd/mm/yyyy")
WK5 = Format(WK4 - 7, "dd/mm/yyyy")
WK6 = Format(WK5 - 7, "dd/mm/yyyy")

With wbtracker.Sheets("Work")
.Range("A2").Value = Application.Evaluate("(SumProduct((WeekRng = WK1)) * (TypeRng = Chart1) * (TotRng))")
.Range("A3").Value = Application.Evaluate("(SumProduct((WeekRng = WK2)) * (TypeRng = Chart1) * (TotRng))")
.Range("A4").Value = Application.Evaluate("(SumProduct((WeekRng = WK3)) * (TypeRng = Chart1) * (TotRng))")
.Range("A5").Value = Application.Evaluate("(SumProduct((WeekRng = WK4)) * (TypeRng = Chart1) * (TotRng))")
.Range("A6").Value = Application.Evaluate("(SumProduct((WeekRng = WK5)) * (TypeRng = Chart1) * (TotRng))")
 .Range("A7").Value = Application.Evaluate("(SumProduct((WeekRng = WK6)) * (TypeRng = Chart1) * (TotRng))")
End With

End Sub

Many thanks
 

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Thanks for the reply - the range and criteria are dynamic.

Is there an alternative way to pass the formula through with VBA variables?
Thanks
 
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Make the range variables into String:

Code:
WeekRng = "'HH'!A2:A" & LRhh
TypeRng = "'HH'!B2:B" & LRhh
TotRng = "'HH'!W2:W" & LRhh

then:

Code:
.Range("A2").Value = Application.Evaluate("(SumProduct((" & WeekRng & "=" & WK1 & ")*(" & TypeRng & "=""" & Chart1 & """)," & TotRng & ")")

etc
 
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Thank you, I get what you mean now. I still get a VALUE error but is this because the code is not run from the activeworkbook. I am running the code from my first workbook and opening the second workbook to do this calculations and then closing again

Do I need to reference the workbook name in the 'HH' part? It is a fixed workbook name if that helps?
 
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Try using wbtracker.Sheets("HH").Evaluate instead of application.evaluate.
 
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Unfortunately still getting the VALUE error and my ranges are definitely correct. Here is what I have now:

Code:
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Sub check()

Application.ScreenUpdating = False

Dim wbtracker As Workbook
Dim WeekRng As String, TypeRng As String, TotRng As String
Dim Chart1 As String, Chart2 As String
Dim WK1 As String, WK2 As Date, WK3 As Date, WK4 As Date, WK5 As Date, WK6 As Date, LRhh As Long

Set wbtracker = Workbooks.Open("S:\temp\Tracker.xlsx")
LRhh = wbtracker.Sheets("HH").Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row

WeekRng = "'HH'!A2:A" & LRhh
TypeRng = "'HH'!B2:B" & LRhh
TotRng = "'HH'!C2:C" & LRhh

Chart1 = "Raw"
Chart2 = "Good"

WK1 = Application.Evaluate("INT((TODAY()-1)/7)*7+1")
WK2 = Format(WK1 - 7, "dd/mm/yyyy")
WK3 = Format(WK2 - 7, "dd/mm/yyyy")
WK4 = Format(WK3 - 7, "dd/mm/yyyy")
WK5 = Format(WK4 - 7, "dd/mm/yyyy")
WK6 = Format(WK5 - 7, "dd/mm/yyyy")

MsgBox WK1

With wbtracker.Sheets("Work")
.Range("A2").Value = wbtracker.Sheets("HH").Evaluate("(SumProduct((" & WeekRng & "=" & WK2 & ")*(" & TypeRng & "=""" & Chart1 & """)," & TotRng & ")")
End With
 
End Sub {/code}
 
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