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SUMPRODUCT with "Contains" criteria
Good afternoon,
Is there any way in which SumProduct can be used with a "contains" criteria - for instance, A1:100 contains product codes (for example) AZ1A1100, ABCZ1A1200, 1A1300 and B1:B100 contains total sales for these products. I want to extract values from column B for (for example) all products that CONTAIN the string "1A". I realise that I could use LEFT, RIGHT or MID as long as the "1A" appears in the same place in the string, but I want something to cater for the times when it doesn't. Thanks in advance Pete |
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SUMPRODUCT with "Contains" criteria
One way
In C1: =SUMPRODUCT(--ISNUMBER(SEARCH("1A",A1:A100)),B1:B100) Replace SEARCH with FIND if you need it to be a stricter case sensitive search. SEARCH is not case sensitive. -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Pete Rooney" wrote: Good afternoon, Is there any way in which SumProduct can be used with a "contains" criteria - for instance, A1:100 contains product codes (for example) AZ1A1100, ABCZ1A1200, 1A1300 and B1:B100 contains total sales for these products. I want to extract values from column B for (for example) all products that CONTAIN the string "1A". I realise that I could use LEFT, RIGHT or MID as long as the "1A" appears in the same place in the string, but I want something to cater for the times when it doesn't. Thanks in advance Pete |
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SUMPRODUCT with "Contains" criteria
=SUMPRODUCT(--(NOT(ISERROR(FIND("1A",A1:A100)))),B1:B100)
Regards, Stefi €˛Pete Rooney€¯ ezt Ć*rta: Good afternoon, Is there any way in which SumProduct can be used with a "contains" criteria - for instance, A1:100 contains product codes (for example) AZ1A1100, ABCZ1A1200, 1A1300 and B1:B100 contains total sales for these products. I want to extract values from column B for (for example) all products that CONTAIN the string "1A". I realise that I could use LEFT, RIGHT or MID as long as the "1A" appears in the same place in the string, but I want something to cater for the times when it doesn't. Thanks in advance Pete |
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SUMPRODUCT with "Contains" criteria
Try something like this:
With D1 containing the ProdCode segment to find (eg 1A) This formula returns the sum of sales for ProdCodes containing that code: E1: =SUMIF(A1:A100,"*"&D1&"*",B1:B100) Is that something you can work with? -------------------------- Regards, Ron (XL2003, Win XP) Microsoft MVP (Excel) "Pete Rooney" wrote in message ... Good afternoon, Is there any way in which SumProduct can be used with a "contains" criteria - for instance, A1:100 contains product codes (for example) AZ1A1100, ABCZ1A1200, 1A1300 and B1:B100 contains total sales for these products. I want to extract values from column B for (for example) all products that CONTAIN the string "1A". I realise that I could use LEFT, RIGHT or MID as long as the "1A" appears in the same place in the string, but I want something to cater for the times when it doesn't. Thanks in advance Pete |
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SUMPRODUCT with "Contains" criteria
Max,
Awesome - Singapore to Cheshire UK in less than 5 minutes. Thank you very much! :-) Pete "Max" wrote: One way In C1: =SUMPRODUCT(--ISNUMBER(SEARCH("1A",A1:A100)),B1:B100) Replace SEARCH with FIND if you need it to be a stricter case sensitive search. SEARCH is not case sensitive. -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Pete Rooney" wrote: Good afternoon, Is there any way in which SumProduct can be used with a "contains" criteria - for instance, A1:100 contains product codes (for example) AZ1A1100, ABCZ1A1200, 1A1300 and B1:B100 contains total sales for these products. I want to extract values from column B for (for example) all products that CONTAIN the string "1A". I realise that I could use LEFT, RIGHT or MID as long as the "1A" appears in the same place in the string, but I want something to cater for the times when it doesn't. Thanks in advance Pete |
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SUMPRODUCT with "Contains" criteria
Ron,
This works fine, too! Thank you very much. :-) Pete "Ron Coderre" wrote: Try something like this: With D1 containing the ProdCode segment to find (eg 1A) This formula returns the sum of sales for ProdCodes containing that code: E1: =SUMIF(A1:A100,"*"&D1&"*",B1:B100) Is that something you can work with? -------------------------- Regards, Ron (XL2003, Win XP) Microsoft MVP (Excel) "Pete Rooney" wrote in message ... Good afternoon, Is there any way in which SumProduct can be used with a "contains" criteria - for instance, A1:100 contains product codes (for example) AZ1A1100, ABCZ1A1200, 1A1300 and B1:B100 contains total sales for these products. I want to extract values from column B for (for example) all products that CONTAIN the string "1A". I realise that I could use LEFT, RIGHT or MID as long as the "1A" appears in the same place in the string, but I want something to cater for the times when it doesn't. Thanks in advance Pete |
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SUMPRODUCT with "Contains" criteria
welcome, Pete.
-- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Pete Rooney" wrote in message ... Max, Awesome - Singapore to Cheshire UK in less than 5 minutes. Thank you very much! :-) Pete |
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SUMPRODUCT with "Contains" criteria
Hi, Stefi,
This works too, as long as you want "1A" only and not "1A" OR "1a". Thanks very much! :-) Pete "Stefi" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(--(NOT(ISERROR(FIND("1A",A1:A100)))),B1:B100) Regards, Stefi €˛Pete Rooney€¯ ezt Ć*rta: Good afternoon, Is there any way in which SumProduct can be used with a "contains" criteria - for instance, A1:100 contains product codes (for example) AZ1A1100, ABCZ1A1200, 1A1300 and B1:B100 contains total sales for these products. I want to extract values from column B for (for example) all products that CONTAIN the string "1A". I realise that I could use LEFT, RIGHT or MID as long as the "1A" appears in the same place in the string, but I want something to cater for the times when it doesn't. Thanks in advance Pete |
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SUMPRODUCT with "Contains" criteria
If you change Find to Search, it will treat 1A and 1a the same.
Pete Rooney wrote: Hi, Stefi, This works too, as long as you want "1A" only and not "1A" OR "1a". Thanks very much! :-) Pete "Stefi" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(--(NOT(ISERROR(FIND("1A",A1:A100)))),B1:B100) Regards, Stefi €˛Pete Rooney€¯ ezt Ć*rta: Good afternoon, Is there any way in which SumProduct can be used with a "contains" criteria - for instance, A1:100 contains product codes (for example) AZ1A1100, ABCZ1A1200, 1A1300 and B1:B100 contains total sales for these products. I want to extract values from column B for (for example) all products that CONTAIN the string "1A". I realise that I could use LEFT, RIGHT or MID as long as the "1A" appears in the same place in the string, but I want something to cater for the times when it doesn't. Thanks in advance Pete -- Dave Peterson |
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SUMPRODUCT with "Contains" criteria
I'm glad I could help......Thanks for the feedback.
*********** Regards, Ron XL2003, WinXP "Pete Rooney" wrote: Ron, This works fine, too! Thank you very much. :-) Pete "Ron Coderre" wrote: Try something like this: With D1 containing the ProdCode segment to find (eg 1A) This formula returns the sum of sales for ProdCodes containing that code: E1: =SUMIF(A1:A100,"*"&D1&"*",B1:B100) Is that something you can work with? -------------------------- Regards, Ron (XL2003, Win XP) Microsoft MVP (Excel) "Pete Rooney" wrote in message ... Good afternoon, Is there any way in which SumProduct can be used with a "contains" criteria - for instance, A1:100 contains product codes (for example) AZ1A1100, ABCZ1A1200, 1A1300 and B1:B100 contains total sales for these products. I want to extract values from column B for (for example) all products that CONTAIN the string "1A". I realise that I could use LEFT, RIGHT or MID as long as the "1A" appears in the same place in the string, but I want something to cater for the times when it doesn't. Thanks in advance Pete |
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