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Can anyone help me to understand why this formula gives the correct
result: =(SUMPRODUCT((Region="Asia")*(DECONS="Ontime")*(SP LIT={"E","W"})) +SUMPRODUCT((Region="Asia")*(DECONS="Ontime from ETA")*(SPLIT={"E","W"}))) But if I try to condense it further to: =SUMPRODUCT((Region="Asia")*(DECONS={"Ontime from ETA","Ontime"})*(SPLIT={"E","W"})) It stops working? Seems to me that, if it can manage to look for either "E" or "W" in a single SUMPRODUCT, why can't it also look for "Ontime" or "Ontime from ETA" in the same SUMPRODUCT? Can SUMPRODUCT only handle one of these per array? Thanks much, Jamison |
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