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I am using SUMPRODUCT formulas a lot in my spreadsheet (having recently
graduated from COUNTIF thanks to reading through these forums!). However often my cells have multiple words, and I am just looking for one (poor database design, I know). Usually I would use the * before and after my word to indicate that any other characters could come before or after, but this doesn't seem to work with SUMPRODUCT? Is there a way to make this work? Simplified example below: A B 1 Pant Blue, red, yellow 2 Pant red 3 Top blue, yellow 4 Pant red, blue 5 Top yellow only =SUMPRODUCT((A1:A5="Pant")*(Models!S3:S35="*blue*" )) returns a 0 result. Many thanks, Al |
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