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Not sure if this can be done??
I have a worksheet where a number of the rows are hidden and need to exclude these from calculations performed using SUMPRODUCT, ie; =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A2000=C1)*(B1:B2000=D1)) but only looking at rows that are not hidden. Is there a relatively simple way of doing this? If not I will just create another column to show an 'X' when the row is not to be counted and then make the calculation: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A2000=C1)*(B1:B2000=D1)*(E1:E2000<"X")) Thanks. |
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