I have this formula which is not giving the expected results

=SUMPRODUCT(LEFT(K5:K1002,1)="8",(A5:A1002)=TRUE,( Y5:Y1002))

The result I am getting is 0. What I am trying to achieve is to sum the
numbers in Y5:Y1002, if the corresponding cell in K5:K1002 begins with
an "8" (account # entered as text, example, 800-000-900) and the
corresponding cell in A5:A1002 is not blank. TIA

Greg

You need to coerce the logical values returned by your comparison
into numeric values.

=SUMPRODUCT(--(LEFT(K5:K1002,1)="8"),--((A5:A1002)=TRUE),(Y5:Y1002))


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Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com




"GregR" wrote in message
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I have this formula which is not giving the expected results

=SUMPRODUCT(LEFT(K5:K1002,1)="8",(A5:A1002)=TRUE,( Y5:Y1002))

The result I am getting is 0. What I am trying to achieve is to
sum the
numbers in Y5:Y1002, if the corresponding cell in K5:K1002
begins with
an "8" (account # entered as text, example, 800-000-900) and
the
corresponding cell in A5:A1002 is not blank. TIA

Greg

=SUMPRODUCT(--(LEFT(K5:K1002,1)="8"),--(A5:A1002<""),Y5:Y1002)

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"GregR" wrote in message
ups.com...
I have this formula which is not giving the expected results

=SUMPRODUCT(LEFT(K5:K1002,1)="8",(A5:A1002)=TRUE,( Y5:Y1002))

The result I am getting is 0. What I am trying to achieve is to sum the
numbers in Y5:Y1002, if the corresponding cell in K5:K1002 begins with
an "8" (account # entered as text, example, 800-000-900) and the
corresponding cell in A5:A1002 is not blank. TIA

Greg

Tom and Chip, got me going. Thanks guys