Sumproduct returning #num but ranges are defined

doug firr

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Here's a formula:

SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$D$2:$D$53736=1)*(Sheet1!$J$2:$J$53736=1)*(Sheet1!$N$2:$N$53736<=C5))

Columns D and J are just boolean 0 or 1. I tried the formula with those removed and it works fine. It's the last condition that appears to be causing problems. It's a date.

N2:N5376 on sheet one are dates and they are formatted as dates. C5 is also a date.

I cannot see or understand why I'm being returned #num?
 

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Found it. It's a large range and there was a rogue cell that was an #val. Removed it and all working now
 
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