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Thanks very much!
"Toppers" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(--(M4:M80<0),--(M4:M80<N4:N80),M4:M80) "Klee" wrote: Hi Elkar, Thanks very much for your help. The good news is that your formula works perfectly. The bad news is that it made me realize that it isn't the formula that I need (duh!). I think the first half is right but is there a way to make the second criteria "only if the cell beside it in N4:N80 is the same value"? I tried this: =SUMPRODUCT(--(M4:M80<0),--(M4:M80=N4:N80),M4:M80). but it didn't work. Like if M3 and N3 are both -5 then I dont want them included in the sum but if M3=-5 and N3="" or 0 or anything else then I do want them included. Thanks again, "Elkar" wrote: You're almost there, just take out those quotes. =SUMPRODUCT(--(M4:M80<0),--(n4:n80<0),m4:m80)) HTH, Elkar "Klee" wrote: Hi there, I am trying to do a sumif using two criteria. I thought I might be able to combine a Sumif with And: but that didn't work. I'm trying to sum m4:m80 but only cells where both they and the cell beside them in N4:n80 are both <0. Based on what I have been reading here I have come up with this: =SUMPRODUCT(--(M4:M80 "<0"),--(n4:n80 "<0"),m4:m80)) I've never used sumproduct or -- but it doesn't seem to work. What am i doing wrong? Thanks, |
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