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I have a formula that I created based on other examples that I saw in the
discussion group. Just wondering if this is the simplest formula for this example. I am using this formula to sum all values in column BC when values in BD are greater/equal to 500 but less than 600. =SUMPRODUCT(--(BD$5:BD$98=500),--(BD$5:BD$98<600),BC$5:BC$98) Also, can someone explain what the -- prior to the criteria does? |
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