Thanks bob

Having people like you that are willing to take the time help people like me
acheive the impossible with excel

anthony

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

=(SUMPRODUCT(--('Cattle Mvts'!$E$29:$E$41='Cattle Budget'!D7),--(('Cattle
Mvts'!$B$29:$B$41='Cattle Budget'!A9)+('Cattle Mvts'!$B$29:$B$41='Cattle
Budget'!A18)),('Cattle Mvts'!$C$29:$C$41)*'Feedlot Assumptions'!$B$3))

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HTH

RP
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"Anthony" wrote in message
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Hi KL

Could you check reply all I got was my formula relating to E and C cell
arrays not the extra help I need for the B array

Thanks anthony

"KL" wrote:

Hi Anthony,

Try this:
=(SUMPRODUCT(--('Cattle Mvts'!$E$29:$E$41='Cattle Budget'!D7),('Cattle
Mvts'!$C$29:$C$41)*'Feedlot Assumptions'!$B$3))


Regards,
KL


"Anthony" wrote in message
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=(SUMPRODUCT(--('Cattle Mvts'!$E$29:'Cattle Mvts'!$E$41='Cattle
Budget'!D7),('Cattle Mvts'!$C$29:'Cattle Mvts'!$C$41)*'Feedlot
Assumptions'!$B$3))

The existing formula basically says if date at D7 equals a date in the
array
E29 to E41 then multiply the corresponding figure in array C29 to C41
by
B3.
i now need to expand it to include the concept to do that if the
contents
of
array B29 to B41 equal the contents of either A9 or A18, otherwise
leave
blank.

Hope someone can help

Anthony