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I am using AGGREGATE Functions in MS Excel 2007, i got this error #NAME?

using this function DATE Column, i tried
SUBTOTAL instead of AGGREGATE. but not worked.


What I have tried:

i used this Function 

<pre>=IF($G55 <> "",AGGREGATE(14,4,($G$2:$G$51=$G55)*$F$2:$F$51,1), "")
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CHill60 21-Apr-23 9:53am    
You will get far better solutions if you include sample data and the results that you are expecting from that data - or at least explain what it is you are trying to do.

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Here is how the Aggregate function works: The Aggregate Function in Excel 2010+ - YouTube[^]
 
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2011999 21-Apr-23 7:57am    
Excel 2010 is Working but Excel 2007 not Working. how do work with Excel 2007
Graeme_Grant 21-Apr-23 8:05am    
Ah, as the video explains, Aggregate was added to 2010 version. Official support for Excel 2013 ended this week: End of support for Office 2013 - Microsoft Support[^].

A quick check and the Subtotal function is the closest however works slightly differently. DO a quick search on Youtube and there are many videos explaining how it works. You might be able to use it instead.

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