I was to sumif on multiple tests, e.g. column c:c = lost and column g:g=
""name" then sum column kk.

Is this possible?

thanks Mike

Hi,

Try this

=SUMPRODUCT((C1:C15="Lost")*(G1:G15="Name")*(K1:K1 5))

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Mike

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"Mikev" wrote:



I was to sumif on multiple tests, e.g. column c:c = lost and column g:g=
""name" then sum column kk.

Is this possible?

thanks Mike

Don't use entire column
=sumproduct((c2:c22="lost")*(g2:g22="name")*k2:k22 )

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Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

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I was to sumif on multiple tests, e.g. column c:c = lost and column g:g=
""name" then sum column kk.

Is this possible?

thanks Mike