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SUMIF Function
Is there a way to use the SUMIF function with two conditions? For example, I
have a data table that has employee names, sales and commissions. I want to sum commissions for a given employee when the commission value is greater than X. |
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SUMIF Function
try this idea.
=sumproduct((a2:a22="joe")*(b2:b22x)*b2:b22) -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Steve 51" wrote in message ... Is there a way to use the SUMIF function with two conditions? For example, I have a data table that has employee names, sales and commissions. I want to sum commissions for a given employee when the commission value is greater than X. |
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SUMIF Function
try:
=sumproduct((range1,condition1)*(range2,condition2 )*(sumrange)) Mike "Steve 51" wrote: Is there a way to use the SUMIF function with two conditions? For example, I have a data table that has employee names, sales and commissions. I want to sum commissions for a given employee when the commission value is greater than X. |
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