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Bob Phillips
 
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Default Multiple Arguments - New Twist

Just adapt it

=SUMPRODUCT(--(D6:D11=1),--(D6:D11<=12),--(E6:E11="Local"))*1495

you maybe don't need the <=12 check, just my caution.

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Hi to all,
Biff helped me wonderfully with a similar problem a few minutes ago.
This is so similar but the same function will not work. I'm using this
formula =COUNTIF(D6:D11,"0")*1495 to calculate tuition for grades 1-12
if they are local students. If D6:D11 contains numbers 1-12, and the
Adjacent column E6:E11 contains the word "Local", I want it to multply
by 1495. What formula will check for these two arguments?

Thanks to anyone who can help

Dan


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