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Sumproduct: condition with ?
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Am using a sumproduct formula that looks like this: =sumproduct(A1:A10="Y")*(B1:B105),(C1:C10) Which did not work So I tried =sumproduct(A1:A10="Y")*(B1:B10"5"),(C1:C10) Which did not work either. Does some product not work with numeric conditions like 5? Is it only for text conditions like ="Y"? Thanks! |
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Sumproduct: condition with ?
Maybe you meant:
=sumproduct((A1:A10="Y")*(B1:B105),(C1:C10)) Notice the extra set of ()'s. I like this style better: =sumproduct(--(A1:A10="Y"),--(B1:B105),(C1:C10)) Sarah wrote: Hi the Am using a sumproduct formula that looks like this: =sumproduct(A1:A10="Y")*(B1:B105),(C1:C10) Which did not work So I tried =sumproduct(A1:A10="Y")*(B1:B10"5"),(C1:C10) Which did not work either. Does some product not work with numeric conditions like 5? Is it only for text conditions like ="Y"? Thanks! -- Dave Peterson |
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Sumproduct: condition with ?
The error is on the parenthesis. Thy this one:
=sumproduct((A1:A10="Y")*(B1:B105),(C1:C10)) Hope this helps, Miguel. "Sarah" wrote: Hi the Am using a sumproduct formula that looks like this: =sumproduct(A1:A10="Y")*(B1:B105),(C1:C10) Which did not work So I tried =sumproduct(A1:A10="Y")*(B1:B10"5"),(C1:C10) Which did not work either. Does some product not work with numeric conditions like 5? Is it only for text conditions like ="Y"? Thanks! |
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Sumproduct: condition with ?
Use sumproduct((A1:A10="Y")*(B1:B105)*(C1:C10)) or you can use
sumproduct(--(A1:A10="Y"),--(B1:B105),--(C1:C10) "Sarah" wrote: Hi the Am using a sumproduct formula that looks like this: =sumproduct(A1:A10="Y")*(B1:B105),(C1:C10) Which did not work So I tried =sumproduct(A1:A10="Y")*(B1:B10"5"),(C1:C10) Which did not work either. Does some product not work with numeric conditions like 5? Is it only for text conditions like ="Y"? Thanks! |
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