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That doesn't work I am afraid
=SUMPRODUCT(--(D2:D16="Red"),--(E2:E16=0),--(N2:N16<"dropped"),--(N2:N16<"")) -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Roady" wrote in message ... great- thanks! So if in the last column, I do NOT want it to include 'dropped' or blank cells- how do I indicate that? I tried doing the following but it is only reading the 'dropped' and ignoring my request to eliminate the count if it is blank cell in N. =SUMPRODUCT(--(D2:D16="Red"),--(E2:E16=0),--(N2:N16<{"dropped",""})) Am I using the wrong symbols to indicate a blank cell? Or is it impossible to do more than one 'does not include' (<)contingency? Thanks again! |
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