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This is my Excel 2007 formula - how would I convert this into 2003:
=SUMIFS(I4:I302,A4:A302,1,G4:G302,"written") '1' being the criteria in the first range, 'written' being the criteria in the second range and I4:I302 is the sum range. Thanks for your help "Don Guillett" wrote: As you have found, they are new to 2007. Try using sumproduct((etc. or the array sum(if( etc. Post your formula(s) if necessary. -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Longhag" wrote in message ... I have created a worksheet at home on Excel 2007 using 'sumifs' and 'countifs' formulae and when I have saved this (in .xls format) and then opened it in Excel 2003 in work, it doesn't recognise this formula. Is there a way of converting this appropriately or an alternative formula I can use for sum/count if command with multiple criteria Thanks G |
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