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Excellent, that did the trick.
I really appreciate the help. Regards, Dale -----Original Message----- Hi make this =SUMPRODUCT(--(BA23:BA500="y"),--(BB23:BB500=1),N23:N500) -----Original Message----- Hi try SUMPRODUCT. e.g. =SUMPRODUCT(--(BA23:BA500="y"),(BB23:BB500=1),N23:N500) -----Original Message----- I'm currently summing a column of numbers using the following formula: =sumif(BA23:BA500,"y",N23:N500) I would now like to break down the sum based on a second condition ie. only sum the column cells where the above is true and where the value of the cells in another column equals 0 or 1 or 2 etc. What I'm trying to do is derive subtotals of the sum above based on the revision level where the BA cells are set to "y". Does anyone have a suggestion? . . . |
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