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Default lookup and multiple criteria

Thanks macropod for answering so quickly.
This formula is not working for me. I have 1700 raws similar to the table I
posted and when I use your formula is says that it is a circular reference
therefore doesn't evaluate at all, and everything gives a False result.
I would appreciate if you can point me to any other solution.
Thanks again.
aprendiz

"macropod" wrote:

Hi aprendiz,

Try:
=SUM(IF((A1:A10="F001")*(A1:A10<="F999")*(A1:A10< "F010"),D1:F10))
as an array formula (entered with Ctrl-Shift-Enter).


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macropod
[Microsoft MVP - Word]


"aprendiz" wrote in message ...
I have an spreadsheet with columns like:

col A col D col E colF
B230 8 1 0
F001 -5 0 10
F002 3 20 0
F010 5 -29 3
F014 40 3 7
F020 -25 -6 -100
F113 0 0 0
H002 34 -50 23
in ascendent order.
I want to be able to Sum col D to colF if colA is between F001 and F020
except F010.
I am just starting with this and I really don't know how to mix and match
all the formulas. any help will be much appreaciated!!

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