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Using "or" in criteria
I have a formula that allows for individual criteria:
=SUM(('Test Map'!G2:G124="R")*('Test Map'!I2:I124="Anchor")) I would like the 2nd part of the formula to allow for either "Anchor" or "A". Any ideas how I can incorporate? |
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Using "or" in criteria
Why not use
=SUM(('Test Map'!G2:G124="R")*('Test Map'!I2:I124="Anchor")) + SUM(('Test Map'!G2:G124="R")*('Test Map'!I2:I124="A")) "Maureen" wrote: I have a formula that allows for individual criteria: =SUM(('Test Map'!G2:G124="R")*('Test Map'!I2:I124="Anchor")) I would like the 2nd part of the formula to allow for either "Anchor" or "A". Any ideas how I can incorporate? |
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Using "or" in criteria
Use + as Or within an array formula:
=SUM(('Test Map'!G2:G124="R")*(('Test Map'!I2:I124="Anchor")+('Test Map'!I2:I124="A"))) HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Maureen" wrote in message ... I have a formula that allows for individual criteria: =SUM(('Test Map'!G2:G124="R")*('Test Map'!I2:I124="Anchor")) I would like the 2nd part of the formula to allow for either "Anchor" or "A". Any ideas how I can incorporate? |
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HI,
I would switch from SUM to SUMPRODUCT so you don't need to array enter it: =SUMPRODUCT(('Test Map'!G2:G124="R")*(('Test Map'!I2:I124="Anchor")+('Test Map'!I2:I124="A"))) -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Maureen" wrote: I have a formula that allows for individual criteria: =SUM(('Test Map'!G2:G124="R")*('Test Map'!I2:I124="Anchor")) I would like the 2nd part of the formula to allow for either "Anchor" or "A". Any ideas how I can incorporate? |
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Using "or" in criteria
I would prefer using Sumproduct
=SUMPRODUCT(('Test Map'!G2:G124="R")*(('Test Map'!I2:I124="Anchor")+('Test Map'!I2:I124="A"))) -- Hope this is helpful Pls click the Yes button below if this post provide answer you have asked Thank You cheers, francis "Maureen" wrote: I have a formula that allows for individual criteria: =SUM(('Test Map'!G2:G124="R")*('Test Map'!I2:I124="Anchor")) I would like the 2nd part of the formula to allow for either "Anchor" or "A". Any ideas how I can incorporate? |
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Using "or" in criteria
Thanks to all. Your suggestions worked.
"Bernie Deitrick" wrote: Use + as Or within an array formula: =SUM(('Test Map'!G2:G124="R")*(('Test Map'!I2:I124="Anchor")+('Test Map'!I2:I124="A"))) HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Maureen" wrote in message ... I have a formula that allows for individual criteria: =SUM(('Test Map'!G2:G124="R")*('Test Map'!I2:I124="Anchor")) I would like the 2nd part of the formula to allow for either "Anchor" or "A". Any ideas how I can incorporate? |
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