Ooops! 2 typos and I missed this:

30 days or greater

So, everywhere I have 30 just change to =30

L3:L300 in 2 places should be L3:L3000

I wonder if it's gonna be one of those days!


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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"T. Valko" wrote in message
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Is this a sum product function and how would i write that?

SUMPRODUCT will do this but if you're using Excel 2007 then the SUMIFS
function would be a better choice.

=SUMIFS(Q3:Q3000,L3:L3000,"30",U3:U3000,"<cleare d")

SUMPRODUCT will work in any version from 97-2007

=SUMPRODUCT(--(L3:L30030),--(U3:U3000<"cleared"),Q3:Q3000)

Better to use cells to hold the criteria:

A1 = 30
B1 = cleared

=SUMIFS(Q3:Q3000,L3:L3000,""&A1,U3:U3000,"<"&B1)

=SUMPRODUCT(--(L3:L300A1),--(U3:U3000<B1),Q3:Q3000)


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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Belinda7237" wrote in message
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I have a SUMIF formula

SUMIF(U3:U3000,"<cleared",Q3:Q3000)

that sums a value stored in column Q items that do not have a status of
cleared (status is located in column U)

I want to add a second criteria to only sumif the above is true and i
have
column L that has the number of days the invoice is past due - i only
want to
include in the subtotal items that are 30 days or greater

Is this a sum product function and how would i write that?