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SUMPRODUCT - use last cell function for range
Hello,
I would like to use sumproduct function to determine how many criterias met in 2 columns. The range of value will change daily so I'd like to use the address(counta()) function as the close of ea range within sumproduct function. ie. sumproduct((Sheet1$A$1:address(counta(A:A),1)=a1)* (Sheet1$J$1:address(count(a:a),10)="no")) I accomplished this once many moons ago but apparently I've forgotten a step and cannot find the original formula that accomplished. Can anyone out there help? Thanks, Steven |
SUMPRODUCT - use last cell function for range
=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$A$1:INDEX(Sheet1!$A:$A,COUNTA (A:A))=A1)*(Sheet1!$J$1:INDEX(Sheet1!$J:$J,COUNTA( A:A))="no"))
-- __________________________________ HTH Bob "SteveT" wrote in message ... Hello, I would like to use sumproduct function to determine how many criterias met in 2 columns. The range of value will change daily so I'd like to use the address(counta()) function as the close of ea range within sumproduct function. ie. sumproduct((Sheet1$A$1:address(counta(A:A),1)=a1)* (Sheet1$J$1:address(count(a:a),10)="no")) I accomplished this once many moons ago but apparently I've forgotten a step and cannot find the original formula that accomplished. Can anyone out there help? Thanks, Steven |
SUMPRODUCT - use last cell function for range
Thank You Bob, that did it ! BR, Steven
"Bob Phillips" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!$A$1:INDEX(Sheet1!$A:$A,COUNTA (A:A))=A1)*(Sheet1!$J$1:INDEX(Sheet1!$J:$J,COUNTA( A:A))="no")) -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "SteveT" wrote in message ... Hello, I would like to use sumproduct function to determine how many criterias met in 2 columns. The range of value will change daily so I'd like to use the address(counta()) function as the close of ea range within sumproduct function. ie. sumproduct((Sheet1$A$1:address(counta(A:A),1)=a1)* (Sheet1$J$1:address(count(a:a),10)="no")) I accomplished this once many moons ago but apparently I've forgotten a step and cannot find the original formula that accomplished. Can anyone out there help? Thanks, Steven |
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