=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A4="mar"),--(B1:B4<""),C1:C4)

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Bob

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"Corca" wrote in message
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Hi,

I tried it did not work.

My problem better explained directly below.

A B C
1 mar ra123 10
2 mar so123 100
3 mar 20
4 apr ra234 50


I'll try and play around with sumproduct a bit more.

I may endup adding in extra colunms to breakup data and then do what i
need.

If anyone else can get a formula to work please help. Thanks.







"Shane Devenshire" wrote:

Hi,

Try something like this

=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A3="mar"),--(B1:B30),C1:C3)


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Cheers,
Shane Devenshire


"Corca" wrote:

Hi All,

Have a problem working a formula for the following:

A B C
1 mar ra123 10
2 mar so123 100
3 apr ra234 20

I need to say, if A1 to A3 is equal to mar and B1 to B32 is equal to
non-blank or 0 then add what's in C corresponding to where mar is
found.

I used following:
if(a1:a3=mar,"sumif(b1:b3,"0",c1:c3))

This did not work so can someone please help me, very much appreciated.

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