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Hey awesome video, I am trying to do this in my own workbook. However, I am trying to Aggregate with 3 different columns as references and the reference columns are in a different sheet in the workbook. The formula keeps coming back as a VALUE error. Any idea on what I am doing wrong? Thanks.
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