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trying to get the count of values less than zero when a cell ="GR". i thought
this would work, but it doesn't

=SUMPRODUCT(A3:A183="GR")*(I3:I183<0)

can someone point out what's wrong?
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Try adding some more parentheses:

=SUMPRODUCT((A3:A183="GR")*(I3:I183<0))





Gary Keramidas wrote:

trying to get the count of values less than zero when a cell ="GR". i thought
this would work, but it doesn't

=SUMPRODUCT(A3:A183="GR")*(I3:I183<0)

can someone point out what's wrong?
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You need more brackets, something like this...

=SUMPRODUCT((A3:A183="GR")*(I3:I183<0))

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"Gary Keramidas" wrote:


trying to get the count of values less than zero when a cell ="GR". i thought
this would work, but it doesn't

=SUMPRODUCT(A3:A183="GR")*(I3:I183<0)

can someone point out what's wrong?
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Gary




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