Put all the variables in cells:

A1:A3 = 2110220819; 2110220820; 2110220821
Formatted as TEXT since you're expressing those as TEXT values in your
formula

B1 = Resigned

C1 = 4 Better Job / Pay

D1:D12 = JAN07; FEB07; MAR07; ..... DEC07

Then:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(ISNUMBER(MATCH(TERMS!$L$2:$L$18985,A1:A3,0))),
--(TERMS!$R$2:$R$18985=B1),--(TERMS!$S$2:$S$18985=C1),
--(ISNUMBER(MATCH(TERMS!$I$2:$I$18985,D1:D12,0))))

Biff

"Scott@CW" wrote in message
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I need to see if there is an easier or shorter way to write this formula

=SUMPRODUCT((TERMS!$L$2:$L$18985="2110220821")*(TE RMS!$R$2:$R$18985="Resigned")*(TERMS!$S$2:$S$18985 ="4.
Better Job /
Pay")*(TERMS!$I$2:$I$18985={"JAN07","FEB07","MAR07 ","APR07","MAY07","JUN07","JUL07","AUG07","SEP07", "OCT07","NOV07","DEC07"}))+SUMPRODUCT((TERMS!$L$2: $L$18985="2110220820")*(TERMS!$R$2:$R$18985="Resig ned")*(TERMS!$S$2:$S$18985="4.
Better Job /
Pay")*(TERMS!$I$2:$I$18985={"JAN07","FEB07","MAR07 ","APR07","MAY07","JUN07","JUL07","AUG07","SEP07", "OCT07","NOV07","DEC07"}))+SUMPRODUCT((TERMS!$L$2: $L$18985="2110220819")*(TERMS!$R$2:$R$18985="Resig ned")*(TERMS!$S$2:$S$18985="4.
Better Job /
Pay")*(TERMS!$I$2:$I$18985={"JAN07","FEB07","MAR07 ","APR07","MAY07","JUN07","JUL07","AUG07","SEP07", "OCT07","NOV07","DEC07"}))