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I have a worksheet in a workbook where I need to get a sum from a range of
cells from another worksheet in the same workbook. However, I only want to sum the values in that range if two different sets of criteria are met on each row. Example: Worksheet1 cell B5 needs the formula. I want it to sum all values from worksheet2 column D, only if the cells in column B and column C on any given row (on worksheet2) match the values in worksheet1 cells A1 and B3 respectively. So for cell D3 to be counted in the sum B3(worksheet2) must = A1(worksheet1) AND C3(worksheet2) must = B3(worksheet1). As far as I can tell the SumIf function will only allow you to use one criteria, is there a way around this? |
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![]() =sumproduct(--(yourfirstrange=variable)*(yoursecondrange=2ndvari able),(range)) range = the area to sum -- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "JudyT" escreveu: I have a worksheet in a workbook where I need to get a sum from a range of cells from another worksheet in the same workbook. However, I only want to sum the values in that range if two different sets of criteria are met on each row. Example: Worksheet1 cell B5 needs the formula. I want it to sum all values from worksheet2 column D, only if the cells in column B and column C on any given row (on worksheet2) match the values in worksheet1 cells A1 and B3 respectively. So for cell D3 to be counted in the sum B3(worksheet2) must = A1(worksheet1) AND C3(worksheet2) must = B3(worksheet1). As far as I can tell the SumIf function will only allow you to use one criteria, is there a way around this? |
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I guess this information should have been included, but the criteria that
need to be matched are text fields. When I use the formula below I receive a #NUM! error. "Marcelo" wrote: =sumproduct(--(yourfirstrange=variable)*(yoursecondrange=2ndvari able),(range)) range = the area to sum -- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "JudyT" escreveu: I have a worksheet in a workbook where I need to get a sum from a range of cells from another worksheet in the same workbook. However, I only want to sum the values in that range if two different sets of criteria are met on each row. Example: Worksheet1 cell B5 needs the formula. I want it to sum all values from worksheet2 column D, only if the cells in column B and column C on any given row (on worksheet2) match the values in worksheet1 cells A1 and B3 respectively. So for cell D3 to be counted in the sum B3(worksheet2) must = A1(worksheet1) AND C3(worksheet2) must = B3(worksheet1). As far as I can tell the SumIf function will only allow you to use one criteria, is there a way around this? |
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could you please send your formula?
-- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "JudyT" escreveu: I guess this information should have been included, but the criteria that need to be matched are text fields. When I use the formula below I receive a #NUM! error. "Marcelo" wrote: =sumproduct(--(yourfirstrange=variable)*(yoursecondrange=2ndvari able),(range)) range = the area to sum -- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "JudyT" escreveu: I have a worksheet in a workbook where I need to get a sum from a range of cells from another worksheet in the same workbook. However, I only want to sum the values in that range if two different sets of criteria are met on each row. Example: Worksheet1 cell B5 needs the formula. I want it to sum all values from worksheet2 column D, only if the cells in column B and column C on any given row (on worksheet2) match the values in worksheet1 cells A1 and B3 respectively. So for cell D3 to be counted in the sum B3(worksheet2) must = A1(worksheet1) AND C3(worksheet2) must = B3(worksheet1). As far as I can tell the SumIf function will only allow you to use one criteria, is there a way around this? |
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I have been through mutiple variations, this is where I am now:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(RDS_DATA!$K:$K=B$4&B$5&$A127)*(RDS_DATA!$J:$J)+SU MPRODUCT(--(RDS_DATA!$C:$C=RIGHT(A4,5))*(RDS_DATA!$J:$J))) "Marcelo" wrote: could you please send your formula? -- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "JudyT" escreveu: I guess this information should have been included, but the criteria that need to be matched are text fields. When I use the formula below I receive a #NUM! error. "Marcelo" wrote: =sumproduct(--(yourfirstrange=variable)*(yoursecondrange=2ndvari able),(range)) range = the area to sum -- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "JudyT" escreveu: I have a worksheet in a workbook where I need to get a sum from a range of cells from another worksheet in the same workbook. However, I only want to sum the values in that range if two different sets of criteria are met on each row. Example: Worksheet1 cell B5 needs the formula. I want it to sum all values from worksheet2 column D, only if the cells in column B and column C on any given row (on worksheet2) match the values in worksheet1 cells A1 and B3 respectively. So for cell D3 to be counted in the sum B3(worksheet2) must = A1(worksheet1) AND C3(worksheet2) must = B3(worksheet1). As far as I can tell the SumIf function will only allow you to use one criteria, is there a way around this? |
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sumproduct does not work with the full column range A:A
use a2:A5000 for the first b2:b5000 etc, for eg hth -- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "JudyT" escreveu: I have been through mutiple variations, this is where I am now: =SUMPRODUCT(--(RDS_DATA!$K:$K=B$4&B$5&$A127)*(RDS_DATA!$J:$J)+SU MPRODUCT(--(RDS_DATA!$C:$C=RIGHT(A4,5))*(RDS_DATA!$J:$J))) "Marcelo" wrote: could you please send your formula? -- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "JudyT" escreveu: I guess this information should have been included, but the criteria that need to be matched are text fields. When I use the formula below I receive a #NUM! error. "Marcelo" wrote: =sumproduct(--(yourfirstrange=variable)*(yoursecondrange=2ndvari able),(range)) range = the area to sum -- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "JudyT" escreveu: I have a worksheet in a workbook where I need to get a sum from a range of cells from another worksheet in the same workbook. However, I only want to sum the values in that range if two different sets of criteria are met on each row. Example: Worksheet1 cell B5 needs the formula. I want it to sum all values from worksheet2 column D, only if the cells in column B and column C on any given row (on worksheet2) match the values in worksheet1 cells A1 and B3 respectively. So for cell D3 to be counted in the sum B3(worksheet2) must = A1(worksheet1) AND C3(worksheet2) must = B3(worksheet1). As far as I can tell the SumIf function will only allow you to use one criteria, is there a way around this? |
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