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If sumproduct can't use wildcards how do I adjust this formula to
produce the desired results: =SUMPRODUCT(--(F36:F41="*IS*Time*"),--(I36:I41=2006),(G36:G41)). TIA Greg |
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You could try using an array formula:
{=SUM((F36:F41="*IS*Time*")*(I36:I41=2006)*(G36:G4 1))} |
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Brain, the result was all of 2006. It did not filter for "IS Time" only
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You're looking for "is time" in F36:f41??
=SUMPRODUCT(--isnumber(search("is time",F36:F41)),--(I36:I41=2006),(G36:G41)) GregR wrote: If sumproduct can't use wildcards how do I adjust this formula to produce the desired results: =SUMPRODUCT(--(F36:F41="*IS*Time*"),--(I36:I41=2006),(G36:G41)). TIA Greg -- Dave Peterson |
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Dave, thanks again for your help
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