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Default Conditional Sum

You could try this:

=SUMPRODUCT((A2:A100="ABC Agency")*(B2:B100={701,1501})*C2:C100)

You could, however, designate particular cells to contain your variable
criteria, so that you could make changes, without having to revise the
formula itself.

Say D1 = Distributor,
D2 = Article Number[A]
D3 = Article Number[b]

You could leave one of the "Article" cells empty, if you only wished to
total one of them at a time.

=SUMPRODUCT((A2:A100=D1)*((B2:B100=D2)+(B2:B100=D3 ))*C2:C100)

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RD

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"Tarique" wrote in message
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I have take so much time for conditional sum and try different conditions
but
in vain.
Please tell me the solution.
e.g:
Distributor Name Article NO. Sale
ABC Agency 701 15
ABC Agency 709 20
ABC Agency 1501 55
XYZ Traders 701 35

I want to sum the sales numbers by Article wise 701 & 1501 in same cell
for
same distributor.
Please help me to solve this likly to cronic situation.