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Nested sumif/sumproduct
Thanks guys.
It appears to work just the way I needed. Have a great day! SteveB. "Ron Coderre" wrote: Try something like this: =SUMPRODUCT((A1:A100="file #001")*(B1:B100="Dave")*C1:C100) That formula sums all of the Col_C cells where the corresponding cells in Col_A and Col_B cell match "file #001" and "Dave", respectively. Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP "SteveDB1" wrote: Hi all. Ok, so sumif only allows one criteria test, where the item being tested against is the second part of the sumif- sumif(criteria-range, criteria-test,sum-range) Sumproduct appears to only allow the multiplication of the criteria being searched. I want to look at two distinct, and different types of data (one is a numeric value[say a file #], and the other a name[Eg, Dave]), compare both to a specific value, and sum another column- with the corresponding rows. I hope that's clear. I.e., search criteria range A AND range B, test those values against two cells, sum range C that are on the same row as my test. Is this clear? |
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