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I have a large database. I want to use a SUMIF or similar command to search a
single column, then search again within those results under another criteria, then either AVERAGE or SUM the another column based on those results. The columns I'm searching (filtering) all have a repeated formula in them so this needs to go in it's own cell(s) sepately and work. |
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for multiple criteria, you can use sumproduct
=sumproduct(--(A1:A103),--(A1:A10<12),B1:B10) -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "SavageMind" wrote in message ... I have a large database. I want to use a SUMIF or similar command to search a single column, then search again within those results under another criteria, then either AVERAGE or SUM the another column based on those results. The columns I'm searching (filtering) all have a repeated formula in them so this needs to go in it's own cell(s) sepately and work. |
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