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Is this formula possible in Excel 2003?
I would like to add the cells in column "K" with the following conditions.

If I4 contains a "J" then add K4 unless L4 contains an "X"

The column "I" would contain the letter "J" or "P".
The column "L" would contain an "X" or be empty.
Column "K" would contain a currency.


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Try this:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(I4:I50="J"),--(L4:L50=""),K4:K50)

I've assumed data up to row 50, so adjust if you have more.

Hope this helps.

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Is this formula possible in Excel 2003?
I would like to add the cells in column "K" with the following conditions..

If I4 contains a "J" then add K4 unless L4 contains an "X"

The column "I" would contain the letter "J" or "P".
The column "L" would contain an "X" or be empty.
Column "K" would contain a currency.


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