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Default MORE THAN ONE CONDITION IN A FORMULA

Have a go using a sumproduct formula

=SUMPRODUCT((A9:A10001="SI")+(A9:A10001="SY"),(C9: C10001="D")*(E9:E10001))


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"CLM" wrote in message
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This is my current formula:

=SUM(IF((A9:A10001="SI")*(C9:C10001="D"),E9:E10001 ))

I need the first if to be either SI or SY with the rest to stay as is.

"CLM" wrote:

I need the sum of Column E if Column A = AY or BU and Column E = S or D
I am not sure I understand the formula you gave

"Dave F" wrote:

=IF(AND(COUNTA(A1:A1000)1,COUNTA(C1:C1000)=1),SUM (E1:E1000))

Dave
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"CLM" wrote:

I am trying to create a formula that will sum Column E, if Column A
has more
than one value (i.e. AG, ZU) + Column C has 1 value (i.e. S, D, E).