Hello all. I am having a problem witha sum product formula. I have Mulitple
Conditions and have to use the + sign to include all of them. Hereis an
example of my formula:

=Sumproduct((Range1=200601)*((Range2<1000)+(Range 2<2534)+(Range2<7486))*(Range3)*(Range4))

This formula returns a value but it is much higher than it should be. I
have read places about possbily using an array inside myformula to help take
care of this but I have not had any luck yet.

Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Chad

Hi

I would suggest using separate SUMPRODUCTs rather than using the + method:
=Sumproduct((Range1=200601)*(Range2<1000)*(Range3 )*(Range4))+Sumproduct((Range1=200601)*(Range2<25 34)*(Range3)*(Range4))+Sumproduct((Range1=200601)* (Range2<7486)*(Range3)*(Range4))

Hope this helps.
Andy.

"Chad" wrote in message
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Hello all. I am having a problem witha sum product formula. I have
Mulitple
Conditions and have to use the + sign to include all of them. Hereis an
example of my formula:

=Sumproduct((Range1=200601)*((Range2<1000)+(Range 2<2534)+(Range2<7486))*(Range3)*(Range4))

This formula returns a value but it is much higher than it should be. I
have read places about possbily using an array inside myformula to help
take
care of this but I have not had any luck yet.

Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Chad

You probably want

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Range1=200601),--(Range2<1000),--(Range2<2534),--(Range2<7
486),Range3,Range4)

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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"Chad" wrote in message
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Hello all. I am having a problem witha sum product formula. I have
Mulitple
Conditions and have to use the + sign to include all of them. Hereis an
example of my formula:


=Sumproduct((Range1=200601)*((Range2<1000)+(Range 2<2534)+(Range2<7486))*(
Range3)*(Range4))

This formula returns a value but it is much higher than it should be. I
have read places about possbily using an array inside myformula to help
take
care of this but I have not had any luck yet.

Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Chad

Looks like...

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Range1=200601),--ISNA(MATCH(Range2,{1000,2534,7486},0)),Range3,Rang e4)

Chad wrote:
Hello all. I am having a problem witha sum product formula. I have Mulitple
Conditions and have to use the + sign to include all of them. Hereis an
example of my formula:

=Sumproduct((Range1=200601)*((Range2<1000)+(Range 2<2534)+(Range2<7486))*(Range3)*(Range4))

This formula returns a value but it is much higher than it should be. I
have read places about possbily using an array inside myformula to help take
care of this but I have not had any luck yet.

Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Chad