Tried this yesterday and have only just realised that my message didn't
actually load up.

I have a column range of IDs named ALPHA alongside a column range of
values named BETA.

I want to find out, for a given ID in cell A1, both the number of
values which exceed a given value in B1, and the aggregate of those
values.

I can get the number of values by the following formula....

=SUMPRODUCT((ALPHA=A1)*(BETA=B1))

However I'm struggling to get an aggregate total of the relevant
values. I was kind of thinking ..

=SUMPRODUCT((ALPHA=A1)*(BETA=B1)*(BETA)) would do the trick but it
doesn't , I only get a return of #VALUE :(

Can anyone help me please ? :)


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Hi Timmy

=SUMPRODUCT(--(alpha=A1),--(beta=B1)*beta)

should give you what you're after

Cheers
JulieD

"Timmy Mac1" wrote in message
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Tried this yesterday and have only just realised that my message didn't
actually load up.

I have a column range of IDs named ALPHA alongside a column range of
values named BETA.

I want to find out, for a given ID in cell A1, both the number of
values which exceed a given value in B1, and the aggregate of those
values.

I can get the number of values by the following formula....

=SUMPRODUCT((ALPHA=A1)*(BETA=B1))

However I'm struggling to get an aggregate total of the relevant
values. I was kind of thinking ..

=SUMPRODUCT((ALPHA=A1)*(BETA=B1)*(BETA)) would do the trick but it
doesn't , I only get a return of #VALUE :(

Can anyone help me please ? :)


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Julie

Many many thanks. I've got it to work with a slight change to what you
had..

=SUMPRODUCT((ALPHA=A1)*(BETA=B1),(BETA))

(sorry I wasn't sure what the -- represents )

It's really bugged me this thing so once again thanks for taking the
time to respond and getting me in the right direction :)



JulieD Wrote:
Hi Timmy

=SUMPRODUCT(--(alpha=A1),--(beta=B1)*beta)

should give you what you're after

Cheers
JulieD

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Tried this yesterday and have only just realised that my message
didn't
actually load up.

I have a column range of IDs named ALPHA alongside a column range of
values named BETA.

I want to find out, for a given ID in cell A1, both the number of
values which exceed a given value in B1, and the aggregate of those
values.

I can get the number of values by the following formula....

=SUMPRODUCT((ALPHA=A1)*(BETA=B1))

However I'm struggling to get an aggregate total of the relevant
values. I was kind of thinking ..

=SUMPRODUCT((ALPHA=A1)*(BETA=B1)*(BETA)) would do the trick but it
doesn't , I only get a return of #VALUE :(

Can anyone help me please ? :)


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Timmy,

Your formula works fine for me.

The only thing I can think is that you have a text string in one of the
cells in BETA.

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HTH

RP
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"Timmy Mac1" wrote in message
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Tried this yesterday and have only just realised that my message didn't
actually load up.

I have a column range of IDs named ALPHA alongside a column range of
values named BETA.

I want to find out, for a given ID in cell A1, both the number of
values which exceed a given value in B1, and the aggregate of those
values.

I can get the number of values by the following formula....

=SUMPRODUCT((ALPHA=A1)*(BETA=B1))

However I'm struggling to get an aggregate total of the relevant
values. I was kind of thinking ..

=SUMPRODUCT((ALPHA=A1)*(BETA=B1)*(BETA)) would do the trick but it
doesn't , I only get a return of #VALUE :(

Can anyone help me please ? :)


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