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SUMMARYMicrosoft Excel can determine the intersection of named ranges and use it in a formula. MORE INFORMATION
The following is an example of how to determine the intersection of
two named ranges.
Other ExamplesTo use the SUM function to return the sum of the range of values for January through March, excluding the "Other" category, use the following formula:
The result is 1600. To return the sum of only the two cells represented by (Jan Rent) and (Mar Utilities), use the following formula:
The result is 405. Microsoft Excel requires the parentheses around each intersection to indicate that the intersections (indicated by the space operator) are to be performed before determining the range (indicated by the colon). The #NULL error value results when the two references have no cells in common. Consider the following formula in relation to the above table:
The result is #NULL because these two ranges do not intersect each other. REFERENCES
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