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Hi all...
Hoping you can help... I'm fairly new to Excel but have been picking up bits and pieces (mainly from this forum!!!).... I've got a worksheet which has 20 columns and usually around 500 rows of data. I am trying to use it to total the number of referrals received from specific sources and for specific reasons...as there are over 15 sources and 5 reasons, I have had to try to come up with a formula which will 'pick and choose' the correct elements. To do this I am using the following forumla: =SUMPRODUCT(--($W$2:$W$1000="Criteria 1"),--(!$V$2:$V$1000="Criteria 2"),--( $O$2:$O$1000<"Branches")) This works very well, and returns the actual volume of hits. However, I am also trying to incorporate values. For each row, there will be a monetary value (in coumn N). What I would like to do, is modify the formula I am using so that it will total the values of the rows which meet my criteria. Hope this makes sense? Any help would be gratefully received Matt |
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