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Below is a sumproduct formula that works great:
=SUMPRODUCT((OFFSET(Chk_COG_Build!$A$1,4,1,CountA! $B$2,1)="Dessert")*(OFFSET(Chk_COG_Build!$A$1,4,2, CountA!$B$2,1)<=AH$4)*(OFFSET(Chk_COG_Build!$A$1,4 ,3,CountA!$B$2,1)=AH$4)) I would like to add one more set of criteria into this formula but I am not sure as to how. I would like to add something like : OFFSET(Chk_COG_Build!$A$1,4,,CountA!$B$2,1)="Prici ng") But I would like the formula to look for "pricing" ANYWHERE within the cell it is referencing and I am not sure as to how to go about this. Can anyone please help me out? Thanks, Chad |
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Add this array to your formula:
(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("pricing",OFFSET(Chk_COG_Build!$A $1,4,,CountA!$B$2,1)))) Biff "Chad" wrote in message ... Below is a sumproduct formula that works great: =SUMPRODUCT((OFFSET(Chk_COG_Build!$A$1,4,1,CountA! $B$2,1)="Dessert")*(OFFSET(Chk_COG_Build!$A$1,4,2, CountA!$B$2,1)<=AH$4)*(OFFSET(Chk_COG_Build!$A$1,4 ,3,CountA!$B$2,1)=AH$4)) I would like to add one more set of criteria into this formula but I am not sure as to how. I would like to add something like : OFFSET(Chk_COG_Build!$A$1,4,,CountA!$B$2,1)="Prici ng") But I would like the formula to look for "pricing" ANYWHERE within the cell it is referencing and I am not sure as to how to go about this. Can anyone please help me out? Thanks, Chad |
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