B2 is 3 , B3 is 4 , E2 is 9 and E3 is 10.

=sumprocduct(B:E2,B3:E3)

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It looks like you're trying to use the SUMPRODUCT function in Excel to calculate a specific value based on the ranges you've indicated. However, your function seems to have a small typo.

The correct syntax for SUMPRODUCT would involve using ranges that can be interpreted correctly by Excel. If you want to multiply the values in columns B and E together and then sum those products, you would specifically refer to the ranges.

Based on your cell assignments:

  • B2 = 3
  • B3 = 4
  • E2 = 9
  • E3 = 10

The SUMPRODUCT function should be structured like this:

=SUMPRODUCT(B2:B3, E2:E3)

This function takes the values in B2 and B3, multiplies them by the corresponding values in E2 and E3, and then sums the results.

Calculating it manually:

  • (3 * 9) + (4 * 10) = 27 + 40 = 67.

So the result of this SUMPRODUCT calculation will be 67.