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I am a beginner in Excel and need help with this.
In Column "A" I have product prices, In Column "B" I have product codes and in column "C" I have month values. I can't get Excel to do following: Check column C for appropriate month (example: 1) and then check column B for certain code (example: 1001) and finally to check all values in column A which match criteria (B&C) and to SUM it. Please advice. H. |
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In Column "A" I have product prices, In Column "B" I have product codes
and in column "C" I have month values. I can't get Excel to do following: Check column C for appropriate month (example: 1) and then check column B for certain code (example: 1001) and finally to check all values in column A which match criteria (B&C) and to SUM it. try something like: =sumproduct(--($c$2:$c$10 = 1), --($b$2:$b$10 = 1001), ($a$2:$a$10)) -- Kevin Vaughn " wrote: I am a beginner in Excel and need help with this. Please advice. H. |
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it kinda didn't work :unsu
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Hi
If you have dates in column C then you would need to amend Kevin's formula very slightly to =sumproduct(--(month($c$2:$c$10) = 1), --($b$2:$b$10 = 1001), ($a$2:$a$10)) -- Regards Roger Govier "fuchka" wrote in message ups.com... it kinda didn't work :unsu |
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