I am trying to calculate how much someone needs to pay me, where the ticket prices are set for a certain period.
I have already have help to get this far, but I'm struggling to work out why the formula would work in Office365 and not Office 2013
In Cell F2 =SUMPRODUCT(INDEX($C$8:$C$10,MATCH(ROW(INDEX($ZZ:$ZZ,A2):INDEX($ZZ:$ZZ,B2)),$A$8:$A$10)))*E2
I'm using Excel 2013, and the above formula takes the price between the range e.g. 14/11/2019 = £2.50 and multiplying it by the number of guests, but ignoring the price change on the 16/11/2019
When I do this in Office365 the formula works as expected.
I have already have help to get this far, but I'm struggling to work out why the formula would work in Office365 and not Office 2013
In Cell F2 =SUMPRODUCT(INDEX($C$8:$C$10,MATCH(ROW(INDEX($ZZ:$ZZ,A2):INDEX($ZZ:$ZZ,B2)),$A$8:$A$10)))*E2
I'm using Excel 2013, and the above formula takes the price between the range e.g. 14/11/2019 = £2.50 and multiplying it by the number of guests, but ignoring the price change on the 16/11/2019
When I do this in Office365 the formula works as expected.