If these don't work than you need to explain what does not work, if you get
zero when you expect something else
than it is the data that is not what you think it is


--


Regards,


Peo Sjoblom

"Cita" wrote in message
...
Thanks guys...but I had tried all these variations before I posted and I
still can't get them to work.

Any other suggestions? Maybe a different combination of functions?

Thanks.

"David Biddulph" wrote:

I would have thought you wanted either
=SUMPRODUCT(--(DropCode_Log!$B$10:$B$400=Totals!$A$17),--(DropCode_Log!$C$10:$C$400=Totals!$A19),--(DropCode_Log!$D$10:$D$400=Totals!B$18),--(DropCode_Log!$G$10:$G$400="SIK"))
or
=SUMPRODUCT((DropCode_Log!$B$10:$B$400=Totals!$A$1 7)*(DropCode_Log!$C$10:$C$400=Totals!$A19)*(DropCo de_Log!$D$10:$D$400=Totals!B$18)*(DropCode_Log!$G$ 10:$G$400="SIK"))

You've separated the last 2 terms with --. You should separate either
with
* or with ,--

You didn't need the double unary minus in front of the first term when
you
used the * operator to combine it with the second term.
Double unary minus is there to force an arithmetic operation to convert
from
Boolean to a number, but as you've got an arithmetic operation anyway you
don't need double unary minus as well.

You can get away with mixing and matching commas and multiplications, but
you need one or the other, and your
*(DropCode_Log!$D$10:$D$400=Totals!B$18)--(DropCode_Log!$G$10:$G$400="SIK")
is unlikely to be what you want.
It would behave as
*(DropCode_Log!$D$10:$D$400=Totals!B$18)+(DropCode _Log!$G$10:$G$400="SIK")
--
David Biddulph


"Cita" wrote in message
...
Hello, once again, I have to read 4 columns of info and count the
records.
Here's the formula:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(DropCode_Log!$B$10:$B$400=Totals!$A$17)*(DropCode _Log!$C$10:$C$400=Totals!$A19)*(DropCode_Log!$D$10 :$D$400=Totals!B$18)--(DropCode_Log!$G$10:$G$400="SIK"))

Where Column B are dates, Column C are categories, Column D is a 2nd
category, and Column G are codes...

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks in advance...