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Hi chaps,
Am using the following formula to check two columns of numbers (G3-G1002 & H3-H1002). If the value in either column is 4 or greater, I'm summing a corresponding value in column AK (AK3-AK1002): =IF(AK1014="","",SUMPRODUCT(--(($G$3:$G$1002=4)+($H$3:$H$1002=4)),--($G$3:$G$1002<""),--($H$3:$H$1002<""),AK3:AK1002)) This works fine except when both values are 4 or greater, as it then sums the value in column AK twice. Would appreciate any help to tweak the formula into submission. Thanks for looking. |
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