I am using Countif as per this example =COUNTIF(Sheet2!$G$1:$G$30000,
"=redcat") . I would like to find only the redcat11 's only in one zip code
which is in column k. I have tried sumproduct and sum but they dont work.
There is on numerical value for redcat just the value redcat. Thanks.

=sumproduct(--(sheet2!$g$1:$g$30000="Redcat"),--(sheet2!$k$1:$k$30000=12345))

=sumproduct() likes to work with numbers.

the -- stuff converts trues and falses to 1's and 0's.

If the zip codes are text, use ="12345".

And you can't use the whole column in this kind of formula.

asg2307 wrote:

I am using Countif as per this example =COUNTIF(Sheet2!$G$1:$G$30000,
"=redcat") . I would like to find only the redcat11 's only in one zip code
which is in column k. I have tried sumproduct and sum but they dont work.
There is on numerical value for redcat just the value redcat. Thanks.

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Dave Peterson

And I'm not sure how redcat11 fit in??

Dave Peterson wrote:

=sumproduct(--(sheet2!$g$1:$g$30000="Redcat"),--(sheet2!$k$1:$k$30000=12345))

=sumproduct() likes to work with numbers.

the -- stuff converts trues and falses to 1's and 0's.

If the zip codes are text, use ="12345".

And you can't use the whole column in this kind of formula.

asg2307 wrote:

I am using Countif as per this example =COUNTIF(Sheet2!$G$1:$G$30000,
"=redcat") . I would like to find only the redcat11 's only in one zip code
which is in column k. I have tried sumproduct and sum but they dont work.
There is on numerical value for redcat just the value redcat. Thanks.

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Dave Peterson

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Dave Peterson

redcat11 was a mistake.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

And I'm not sure how redcat11 fit in??

Dave Peterson wrote:

=sumproduct(--(sheet2!$g$1:$g$30000="Redcat"),--(sheet2!$k$1:$k$30000=12345))

=sumproduct() likes to work with numbers.

the -- stuff converts trues and falses to 1's and 0's.

If the zip codes are text, use ="12345".

And you can't use the whole column in this kind of formula.

asg2307 wrote:

I am using Countif as per this example =COUNTIF(Sheet2!$G$1:$G$30000,
"=redcat") . I would like to find only the redcat11 's only in one zip code
which is in column k. I have tried sumproduct and sum but they dont work.
There is on numerical value for redcat just the value redcat. Thanks.

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Dave Peterson

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Dave Peterson

This worked great. I ended up with a negative number, but resolved this by
putting a minus sign before sumproduct. Maybe if you have time you can tell
me how to properly write the formula.

Thanks!!

Alan

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

=sumproduct(--(sheet2!$g$1:$g$30000="Redcat"),--(sheet2!$k$1:$k$30000=12345))

=sumproduct() likes to work with numbers.

the -- stuff converts trues and falses to 1's and 0's.

If the zip codes are text, use ="12345".

And you can't use the whole column in this kind of formula.

asg2307 wrote:

I am using Countif as per this example =COUNTIF(Sheet2!$G$1:$G$30000,
"=redcat") . I would like to find only the redcat11 's only in one zip code
which is in column k. I have tried sumproduct and sum but they dont work.
There is on numerical value for redcat just the value redcat. Thanks.

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Dave Peterson

Disregard the adding the negative sign comment. My error.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

And I'm not sure how redcat11 fit in??

Dave Peterson wrote:

=sumproduct(--(sheet2!$g$1:$g$30000="Redcat"),--(sheet2!$k$1:$k$30000=12345))

=sumproduct() likes to work with numbers.

the -- stuff converts trues and falses to 1's and 0's.

If the zip codes are text, use ="12345".

And you can't use the whole column in this kind of formula.

asg2307 wrote:

I am using Countif as per this example =COUNTIF(Sheet2!$G$1:$G$30000,
"=redcat") . I would like to find only the redcat11 's only in one zip code
which is in column k. I have tried sumproduct and sum but they dont work.
There is on numerical value for redcat just the value redcat. Thanks.

--

Dave Peterson

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Dave Peterson