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FreddieP

sumif with two different terms
 
Hi I want to sum column D if column a=x and colum b=y (both terms in columns
a & b must be fulfilled)

I nortmally use sumif but then i can only have one term, now i want two
different, what formula should I use then?

Bob Phillips

sumif with two different terms
 
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A200="x"),--(B2:B200="y"),D2:D200)

SUMPRODUCT works on explicit ranges, not whole columns, in all versions
prior to Excel 2007.

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HTH

Bob


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"FreddieP" wrote in message
...
Hi I want to sum column D if column a=x and colum b=y (both terms in
columns
a & b must be fulfilled)

I nortmally use sumif but then i can only have one term, now i want two
different, what formula should I use then?





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