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I'm trying to output the names of all donors of $100,000 or greater per week
of giving. I know how to sum all the money or the count all greater than $100k, but this is in between. My best guess is: =SUMPRODUCT((All!D2:D4998="100000")*(M49<=All!H2: H4998)*(N49=All!H2:H4998)*(All!Q2:Q4998)) where d is the dollar amount, m and n are the bookend dates to compare to h, the row's date, and q is the name of the fellow. I want an output like "John, Dick, Harry" Should I try something like =SUM(IF(AND(All!D2:D4998="100000",M49<=All!H2:H49 98,N49=All!H2:H4998),All!Q2:Q4998,"")) or even =SUM(IF(All!D2:D4998="100000",IF(M49<=All!H2:H499 8,IF(N49=All!H2:H4998,All!Q2:Q4998&", ",""),""),"")) |
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