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Thanx a lot Barb,
But I think you overlooked the column C showing rate for "sumproduct", or rather I was unable to explain myself clearly. However, the following formula worked out great: SUMPRODUCT(--(RIGHT(A2:A10,LEN(A2:A10)-2)="I"),(B2:B10)*(C2:C10)) Thanx again! "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: Try something like this: =SUMPRODUCT(--(RIGHT(A2:A10,LEN(A2:A10)-2)="I"),(B2:B10)) "FARAZ QURESHI" wrote: Data is: AMT RATE A-I A-II A-III B-I B-II B-III C-I C-II C-III I want to find out sumproduct of I, II and III of A B C separately, with a single formula as: Sales-I Sales-II Sales-III Thanx! FARAZ |
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