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sumproduct syntax
I am having a syntax problem with sumproduct. I have a column with names, I
have a column with numbers and the word cut and a 3rd column of numbers. I want to add the numbers where in the 3rd column where the names are a match and the word cut does not appear in the row. =SUMPRODUCT(--(Tasks!CI:CI="stao"),--(Tasks!H:H<"CUT"), Tasks!CG:CG) Thanks for the help |
sumproduct syntax
sumproduct does NOT take whole columns. You must use equal ranges
a1:a100 b2:b101 -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Mitchell" wrote in message ... I am having a syntax problem with sumproduct. I have a column with names, I have a column with numbers and the word cut and a 3rd column of numbers. I want to add the numbers where in the 3rd column where the names are a match and the word cut does not appear in the row. =SUMPRODUCT(--(Tasks!CI:CI="stao"),--(Tasks!H:H<"CUT"), Tasks!CG:CG) Thanks for the help |
sumproduct syntax
Thanks, Don, It worked great. I knew I was missing something simple
"Don Guillett" wrote: sumproduct does NOT take whole columns. You must use equal ranges a1:a100 b2:b101 -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Mitchell" wrote in message ... I am having a syntax problem with sumproduct. I have a column with names, I have a column with numbers and the word cut and a 3rd column of numbers. I want to add the numbers where in the 3rd column where the names are a match and the word cut does not appear in the row. =SUMPRODUCT(--(Tasks!CI:CI="stao"),--(Tasks!H:H<"CUT"), Tasks!CG:CG) Thanks for the help |
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