No. It's not needed.

Since a cell can only meet one *or* the other conditions the resulting array
will only return a 1 or 0 so a test for 0 is superfluous.

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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Rasoul Khoshravan" wrote in message
...
On Feb 16, 8:04 am, Shane Devenshire
wrote:
Hi,

The SUMPRODUCT function does not support wildcards. Second problem is that
*anything will return anything.

You could use something like this

=SUMPRODUCT(--((D6:D1000="A/2-2 IN")+(D6:D1000="B/2-2
IN")+(D6:D1000="C/2-2
IN")+(D6:D1000="D/2-2 IN")+(D6:D1000="E/2-2 IN")+(D6:D1000="HHC/2-2
IN")0),--(E6:E1000="NBI"))


Is there a reason to put 0. Traver's original question doesn't have
this criteria.