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=SUMPRODUCT(--(examinations="ribs"),--(type="mine"),--(radiographer="koos"))
In this formula how can I change type= to look for everything statin
with m and not the word mine.

Regad

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One way:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(examinations="ribs"),--(LEFT(type,1)="m"),
--(radiographer="koos"))

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Batim wrote:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(examinations="ribs"),--(type="mine"),--(radiographer="koos")).
In this formula how can I change type= to look for everything stating
with m and not the word mine.

Regads

Sumproduct
 

=SUMPRODUCT(--(examinations="ribs"),--(left(type,
1)="m"),--(radiographer="koos")).
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"Batim" wrote:


=SUMPRODUCT(--(examinations="ribs"),--(type="mine"),--(radiographer="koos")).
In this formula how can I change type= to look for everything stating
with m and not the word mine.

Regads


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Thanks it is working. Where can I get learn all this stuff:)


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Jim Thomlinson Wrote:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(examinations="ribs"),--(left(type,
1)="m"),--(radiographer="koos")).

This won't eliminate the occurences of "mine" though would it

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Here is the definitive reference on sumproduct. Bob Phillips is the author
and he hangs around here if there is anything more that you wanted to know...

http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.SUMPRODUCT.html
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"Batim" wrote:


Thanks it is working. Where can I get learn all this stuff:)


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Since mine starts with "m" it will still be there. You could exclude it if
you wnated something like this

=SUMPRODUCT(--(examinations="ribs"),--(left(type,
1)="m"),--(type<"Mine"), --(radiographer="koos"))
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Jim Thomlinson


"MDubbelboer" wrote:


Jim Thomlinson Wrote:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(examinations="ribs"),--(left(type,
1)="m"),--(radiographer="koos")).

This won't eliminate the occurences of "mine" though would it?


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