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SUMPRODUCT WITH AN "OR" MAYBE????
I received some great help on my last question and know need to make it a
little more complex if you will. Current Formula is: =SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!A2:A4=3)*(Sheet!B2:B4=100)*(Sh eet!C2:C4="D")*Sheet1!D2:D4) Now I would like it to do: =SUMPRODUCT((Sheet!A2:A4=3 OR A OR 4 OR B OR 999999) and then continue on. Is it possible to use an or statement in the formula or not? |
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SUMPRODUCT WITH AN "OR" MAYBE????
Sean,
To get an OR operation, simply Add the fields (using a + ) instead of multiplying (AND, using *). HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Sean" wrote in message ... I received some great help on my last question and know need to make it a little more complex if you will. Current Formula is: =SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!A2:A4=3)*(Sheet!B2:B4=100)*(Sh eet!C2:C4="D")*Sheet1!D2:D 4) Now I would like it to do: =SUMPRODUCT((Sheet!A2:A4=3 OR A OR 4 OR B OR 999999) and then continue on. Is it possible to use an or statement in the formula or not? |
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SUMPRODUCT WITH AN "OR" MAYBE????
You can use the + instead of *
Or if you wanted different values in the same range =SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!A2:A4={3,"A",8,12})*(Sheet!B2: B4=100)*(Sheet!C2:C4="D")* Sheet1!D2:D4) -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Sean" wrote in message ... I received some great help on my last question and know need to make it a little more complex if you will. Current Formula is: =SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!A2:A4=3)*(Sheet!B2:B4=100)*(Sh eet!C2:C4="D")*Sheet1!D2:D 4) Now I would like it to do: =SUMPRODUCT((Sheet!A2:A4=3 OR A OR 4 OR B OR 999999) and then continue on. Is it possible to use an or statement in the formula or not? |
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Hi Sean
Use the + (plus) sign as OR operator, ie: =SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!A2:A4=3)+(Sheet!B2:B4=100)+(Sh eet!C2:C4="D")*Sheet1!D2:D 4) HTH Cordially Pascal "Sean" a écrit dans le message de ... I received some great help on my last question and know need to make it a little more complex if you will. Current Formula is: =SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!A2:A4=3)*(Sheet!B2:B4=100)*(Sh eet!C2:C4="D")*Sheet1!D2:D 4) Now I would like it to do: =SUMPRODUCT((Sheet!A2:A4=3 OR A OR 4 OR B OR 999999) and then continue on. Is it possible to use an or statement in the formula or not? |
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