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Can someone assist me with a formula to sumproduct with wildcards, please?

=SUMPRODUCT(--(F:F="NPT*"),--(A:A="PC*"))

I've got this but it doesn't work!!

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=sumproduct(--(left(f1:F100,3)="npt"),--(left(a1:a100,2)="pc"))

You can't use whole columns with this kind of formula.

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Can someone assist me with a formula to sumproduct with wildcards, please?

=SUMPRODUCT(--(F:F="NPT*"),--(A:A="PC*"))

I've got this but it doesn't work!!

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hi!

SUMIF can use wildcards, but only for one test, but SUMPRODUCT doesn't
support wildcards directly.

-via135

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Can someone assist me with a formula to sumproduct with wildcards,
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=SUMPRODUCT(--(F:F="NPT*"),--(A:A="PC*"))

I've got this but it doesn't work!!

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Thanks Dave, but I'm getting #N/A and I can see there are some rows with this
info!

Can you offer any suggestion?

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=sumproduct(--(left(f1:F100,3)="npt"),--(left(a1:a100,2)="pc"))

You can't use whole columns with this kind of formula.

Mark wrote:

Can someone assist me with a formula to sumproduct with wildcards, please?

=SUMPRODUCT(--(F:F="NPT*"),--(A:A="PC*"))

I've got this but it doesn't work!!

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Mark


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What formula did you use?

Do you have #n/a's in either of those two ranges?

Mark wrote:

Thanks Dave, but I'm getting #N/A and I can see there are some rows with this
info!

Can you offer any suggestion?

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Mark

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

=sumproduct(--(left(f1:F100,3)="npt"),--(left(a1:a100,2)="pc"))

You can't use whole columns with this kind of formula.

Mark wrote:

Can someone assist me with a formula to sumproduct with wildcards, please?

=SUMPRODUCT(--(F:F="NPT*"),--(A:A="PC*"))

I've got this but it doesn't work!!

--
Mark


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Dave Peterson


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Dave,

Brilliant!

It was the #N/A in column F!

Sorted it, many thanks.
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"Dave Peterson" wrote:

What formula did you use?

Do you have #n/a's in either of those two ranges?

Mark wrote:

Thanks Dave, but I'm getting #N/A and I can see there are some rows with this
info!

Can you offer any suggestion?

--
Mark

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

=sumproduct(--(left(f1:F100,3)="npt"),--(left(a1:a100,2)="pc"))

You can't use whole columns with this kind of formula.

Mark wrote:

Can someone assist me with a formula to sumproduct with wildcards, please?

=SUMPRODUCT(--(F:F="NPT*"),--(A:A="PC*"))

I've got this but it doesn't work!!

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Mark

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