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Arrays: querying with two variables, why doesn't it work?
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Arrays: querying with two variables, why doesn't it work?
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=SUMPRODUCT((A2:A11<10)*(B2:B11="on")*(C2:C11)) or array formula =SUM(IF((A2:A11<10)*(B2:B11="on"),(C2:C11))) Cecil "Robbie Armstrong" wrote in message m... (Geoff Hicks) wrote in message . com... Hi, I am trying to figure out why a two variable query on an array doesn't work. The example below illustrates the problem: A B C 1 Item Code Value 2 8 on 2 3 13 off 24 4 5 off 60 5 14 on 59 6 7 off 37 7 11 on 107 8 12 on 101 9 10 off 9 10 3 on 60 11 9 off 14 329 ={SUM(IF(B2:B11="on",C2:C11))} 173 ={SUM(IF(A2:A11<10,C2:C11))} 0 ={SUM(IF(AND(A2:A11<10,B2:B11="on"),C2:C11))} The sum testing one variable (ie: "code") works as does the other one variable sum (testing "Item") but the sum testing both variables fails. Anyone have a solution or an explanation? Bye for now, Geoff. Robbie A |
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