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Default IF statement with nested SUMPRODUCT?

yaw

glad to help
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regards from Brazil
Thanks in advance for your feedback.
Marcelo



"Bazael" escreveu:

Thanks for the suggestion! The formula you proposed actually triggered me to
think of this:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(D8:D229="Labor CAP"),--(C8:C229<"Not
Ordered"),--(C8:C229<"Complete"),E8:E229)+(SUMPRODUCT(--(D8:D229="Labor
CAP"),--(C8:C229<"Not Ordered"),--(C8:C229="Complete"),G8:G229))

And I was able to get the exact calculation I was looking for. Thanks again!

"Marcelo" wrote:



=if(sumproduct(--(D8:D229="Labor
CAP")*(C8:c229="Complete"),(G8:G229))=0,sumproduct (--(c8:c229<"Not
Ordered"),(E8:E229)),sumproduct(--(D8:D229="Labor
CAP")*(C8:c229="Complete"),(G8:G229)))

hth
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regards from Brazil
Thanks in advance for your feedback.
Marcelo



"Bazael" escreveu:

Any insight offered will be very appreicated.

I'm trying to use the following formula:

=IF(AND(D8:D229="Labor
CAP",C8:C229="Complete"),G8:G229,SUMPRODUCT(--(D8:D229="Labor
CAP"),--(C8:C229<"Not Ordered"),E8:E229))

The goal is this: If any cells in range D8:D229 = Labor CAP and any cells
in range C8:C229 = Complete, sum corresponding cells in range G8:G229, if
not, find cells in range D8:D29 = Labor CAP and cells in range C8:C229 that
are not equal to Not Ordered, and sum corresponding cells in range E8:E229.

Thank you.