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Sumproduct Q
I am trying to create a SUMPRODUCT formula that will multiply I16:I33 x J16:J33, but only if - J16:J33 = 0.21 AND M16:M33 = 2000 Formula below is wrong, perhaps someone can direct me Thanks =SUMPRODUCT(--(J16:J33=0.21),(M16:M33=2000),I16:I33) |
Sumproduct Q
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=SUMPRODUCT(--(J16:J33=0.21),--(M16:M33=2000),I16:I33) or =SUMPRODUCT((J16:J33=0.21)*(M16:M33=2000)*I16:I33) -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Sean" wrote in message oups.com... I am trying to create a SUMPRODUCT formula that will multiply I16:I33 x J16:J33, but only if - J16:J33 = 0.21 AND M16:M33 = 2000 Formula below is wrong, perhaps someone can direct me Thanks =SUMPRODUCT(--(J16:J33=0.21),(M16:M33=2000),I16:I33) |
Sumproduct Q
=SUMPRODUCT(--(J16:J33=0.21),--(M16:M33=2000),I16:I33)
"Sean" wrote: I am trying to create a SUMPRODUCT formula that will multiply I16:I33 x J16:J33, but only if - J16:J33 = 0.21 AND M16:M33 = 2000 Formula below is wrong, perhaps someone can direct me Thanks =SUMPRODUCT(--(J16:J33=0.21),(M16:M33=2000),I16:I33) |
Sumproduct Q
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=SUMPRODUCT(--(J16:J33=0.21),--(M16:M33=2000),I16:I33,J16:J33) Hutch "Sean" wrote: I am trying to create a SUMPRODUCT formula that will multiply I16:I33 x J16:J33, but only if - J16:J33 = 0.21 AND M16:M33 = 2000 Formula below is wrong, perhaps someone can direct me Thanks =SUMPRODUCT(--(J16:J33=0.21),(M16:M33=2000),I16:I33) |
Sumproduct Q
On Apr 26, 5:16 pm, Tom Hutchins
wrote: Try =SUMPRODUCT(--(J16:J33=0.21),--(M16:M33=2000),I16:I33,J16:J33) Hutch "Sean" wrote: I am trying to create a SUMPRODUCT formula that will multiply I16:I33 x J16:J33, but only if - J16:J33 = 0.21 AND M16:M33 = 2000 Formula below is wrong, perhaps someone can direct me Thanks =SUMPRODUCT(--(J16:J33=0.21),(M16:M33=2000),I16:I33)- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Thanks all for your replies |
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