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=SUMPRODUCT(SUMIF(INDIRECT({"C2:c20","c24:c42"}),D 2,INDIRECT({"e2:e20","e24:e42"}))) -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "dschanak" wrote in message ... I'm trying to select a bunch of ranges of data as a single argument in a formula. I select the first range (ie, C2:C20), but when I select the second range (ie, C24:C42), it automatically puts a comma, and the formula treats this as the next argument. Is there a way to group all of the ranges I'm selecting? My specific task is =SUMIF( C2:C20,C24:C42 , D2 , E2:E20,E24:E42) Thanks for the help. |
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