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SumProduct If?
Hi. I need to do a sumproduct on 2 columns (B & C). But, I only want to
include the rows where the contents of column A are "H". So in laymans terms, scan column A, identify the rows with "H" in column A, and then perform a sumproduct on those specific rows. Possible? Thanks! |
SumProduct If?
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If you name the three columns "Text", "DataB" and "DataC" then in a blank cell type = sum(if(Text = "H", DataB*DataC,0)) and enter as an array formula using Ctrl+Shift+Enter. To name a range of cells, highlight it then do Insert, Name, Define...and give it a name. You could use the SumProduct function and SubTotal function too, but I find this "sum if" very flexible if you have several conditions. regards Paul |
SumProduct If?
steph -
add a 3rd item to the sumproduct formula like: =sumproduct((A10:A100="H")*1,B10:B100,C10:C100) if A10 .. A100 < "H" then the first item evaluates to zero and will not impact the sum |
SumProduct If?
=sumproduct(--(a1:a99="h"),b1:b99,c1:C99)
Steph wrote: Hi. I need to do a sumproduct on 2 columns (B & C). But, I only want to include the rows where the contents of column A are "H". So in laymans terms, scan column A, identify the rows with "H" in column A, and then perform a sumproduct on those specific rows. Possible? Thanks! -- Dave Peterson |
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