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Hello.
About a year ago, someone here helped me with an array formula which would only sum the visible items in a filtered list. I thought that was done with SumProduct, but unfortunately, I can't seem to find that example, nor get it to work right now. An exampe would be if data were like this: A B C 1 r 5 1 o 10 3 r 15 1 r 20 We want to sum column C when column B = 'r', but also only when the item is visible, if autofiltered. So, pretend a filter were applied so that colum A had to be 1, the visible items would be: A B C 1 r 5 1 o 10 1 r 20 and the result of the formula I'm looking for would be 25.... the 5 in the first row, and the 20 in the last row. I'm sorry I can't fine where this was done before, but can comeone show me how to do that? Thank you. |
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