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So, normally I would use this format for my conditional formulas:
=SUMPRODUCT(--((X2:X500="foo")+(X2:X500="oof")0),--(Y2:Y500<100),(Z2:Z500)) Which gets me the sum of column Z, if column Y is less than 100, and column X is "foo" OR "oof" I'm keep hitting a problem, though, with one type of conditional . . . what if I want every thing that is NEITHER "foo" NOR "oof" ? =SUMPRODUCT(--((X2:X500<"foo")+(X2:X500<"oof")0),--(Y2:Y500<100),(Z2:Z500)) is wrong . . . because it's telling it NOT "foo" OR NOT "oof" . . . thank you for any help. -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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