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SUMIF statement with AND statement
Can anyone tell me how to use a SUMIF statement with a AND statement?
I need it to sum e3 when d3="in repay" except for when c3="consolidation" -- Eric |
SUMIF statement with AND statement
Try it this way:
=SUMPRODUCT((D3:D100="in repay")*(C3:C100<"consolidation)*(E3:E100)) Adjust ranges to suit, but you can't use full-column ranges in versions before XL2007. Hope this helps. Pete On Jul 14, 6:58*pm, Eric D wrote: Can anyone tell me how to use a SUMIF statement with a AND statement? I need it to sum e3 when d3="in repay" except for when c3="consolidation" -- Eric |
SUMIF statement with AND statement
thanks pete, this works great
-- Eric "Eric D" wrote: Can anyone tell me how to use a SUMIF statement with a AND statement? I need it to sum e3 when d3="in repay" except for when c3="consolidation" -- Eric |
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