=SUMPRODUCT(--(J2:J2000=E8),--(K2:K2000=E9),M2:M2000)

That one is getting a conditional sum

For a conditional count:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(J2:J2000=E8),--(K2:K2000=E9))

For the conditional max:

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ENTER):

=MAX(IF((J2:J2000=E8)*(K2:K2000=E9),M2:M2000))

Biff

"IPerlovsky" wrote in message
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I am trying to count and max in this array: M2:M2000 based on 2 criterion:
J2:J2000=E8 and K2:K2000=E9. Any ideas?
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iperlovsky


"Bernard Liengme" wrote:

The syntax of COUNTIF is COUNTIF(range-A, criteria, range-B)
The syntax of SUMPRODUCT is SUMPRODUCT ( array-1, array-2, ...)
You are making arrays so SP works, Countif does not
any help?
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Bernard V Liengme
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"IPerlovsky" wrote in message
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I am receiving "the formula you typed contains an error" when I try to
execute the following formulas. Any ideas why these don't work?

=COUNTIF((--(J2:J2000=E8),--(K2:K2000=E9)),M2:M2000)
=MAX(IF((--(J2:J2000=E8),--(K2:K2000=E9)),M2:M2000)))

when this one does...

=SUMPRODUCT(--(J2:J2000=E8),--(K2:K2000=E9),M2:M2000)
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iperlovsky