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I am wanting to set parameters for one total made up from different varibles
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Example: Figuring gross sales for a sales representative in a particular
region under a certain customer patch area for specific product.
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SUMPRODUCT is a likely candidate:

=SUMPRODUC(--(A1:A100=Region),--(B1:B100=CustomerArea),--(C1:C100=SalesRep),--(D1:D100=Product),--(E1:E100))

where Column E are sales figures

Region,CustomerArea etc can be placed in cells

NOTE: SUMPRODUCT cannot use total columns but must be specified ranges of
same size i.e. A:A is invalid.

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"Danelle Boling, Sales Analyst" wrote:

I am wanting to set parameters for one total made up from different varibles
in multiple columns.
Example: Figuring gross sales for a sales representative in a particular
region under a certain customer patch area for specific product.

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