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Regardless what you say you would still need AND (that's what the * does) =SUMPRODUCT((A2:A2012000)*(A2:A20<24000)+(B2:B20 125)*(B2:B20<200)) will check those 2 ranges -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Krish" wrote in message ... "Bernard Liengme" wrote: You want the A-values to be greater than 12000, AND the B values to be 125 AND less than 200 so you do want AND =SUMPRODUCT(--($AX$4:$AX$7312000), --($BA$4:$BA$73125), --($BA$4:$BA$73<200), $AX$4:$AX$73) May be I did not express clearly in posing the question. I did not want the AND, because I want to get the results either if $BA125 and $BA<200 OR if $AX12000 and $AX<24000. |
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