Shane,

Thank you for your response.

Is there a limit of using only one TRANSPOSE in the formula. I have tried
with additional and I cannot make it work.

Steven

"ShaneDevenshire" wrote:

Hi,

The only problem with this solution is you can't put cell references within
{}. So if you want to use cell references here is one solution:

=SUMPRODUCT(($A$14:$A$30002=TRANSPOSE(B1:B3))*($B$ 14:B$30002=$A$3)*($C$14:$C$30002=$C$2)*($D$14:$D$3 0002))

Then the formula requires array entery - Shift+Ctrl+Enter
If the reference cell B1:B3 are switched to B1:D1 (a row) then

=SUMPRODUCT(($A$14:$A$30002=B1:D1)*($B$14:B$30002= $A$3)*($C$14:$C$30002=$C$2)*($D$14:$D$30002))

without array entry.

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Thanks,
Shane Devenshire


"Steven" wrote:

Yes, Thank you very much.

"Ragdyer" wrote:

=SUMPRODUCT(($A$14:$A$30002={"A","B","C"})*($B$14: B$30002=$A$3)
*($C$14:$C$30002=$C$2)*$D$14:$D$30002)
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HTH,

RD

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"Steven" wrote in message
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I have this and it works fine:


=SUMPRODUCT(($A$14:$A$30002=$B$1)*($B$14:B$30002=$ A$3)*($C$14:$C$30002=$C$2)
*($D$14:$D$30002))

And this works fine if I want more than one value from column A:
=SUMPRODUCT(SUMIF(A14:A30002,{"A","B","C"},D14:D30 002))

But how do I include the the column B and C columns and criteria into the
2nd formula.

Thank you,

Steven