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SUMPRODUCT against rows, columns
I am trying to capture values that are based on companies/locations and
particular months. I think SUMPRODUCT can only work with columns or rows, not both. Category DEC JAN COMP A $3,906,032.30 ($994,746.11) COMP B $273,508.16 $218,465.10 COMP C $447,052.11 $447,560.21 COMP D $38,951.27 $102,457.13 What can I do to capture say Company C for Jan, so the value returned is $447,560.21? The system I pull the reports from to dump into excel sorts alphabetically. |
SUMPRODUCT against rows, columns
=SUMPRODUCT((A2:A5="COMP C")*(B1:C1="JAN"),B2:C5)
"Scott A" wrote: I am trying to capture values that are based on companies/locations and particular months. I think SUMPRODUCT can only work with columns or rows, not both. Category DEC JAN COMP A $3,906,032.30 ($994,746.11) COMP B $273,508.16 $218,465.10 COMP C $447,052.11 $447,560.21 COMP D $38,951.27 $102,457.13 What can I do to capture say Company C for Jan, so the value returned is $447,560.21? The system I pull the reports from to dump into excel sorts alphabetically. |
SUMPRODUCT against rows, columns
Appreciate the assist. Tried that earlier and it didn't work for me. I
probably missed a minor detail which you apparently got. Again, thank you for the help. "Teethless mama" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT((A2:A5="COMP C")*(B1:C1="JAN"),B2:C5) "Scott A" wrote: I am trying to capture values that are based on companies/locations and particular months. I think SUMPRODUCT can only work with columns or rows, not both. Category DEC JAN COMP A $3,906,032.30 ($994,746.11) COMP B $273,508.16 $218,465.10 COMP C $447,052.11 $447,560.21 COMP D $38,951.27 $102,457.13 What can I do to capture say Company C for Jan, so the value returned is $447,560.21? The system I pull the reports from to dump into excel sorts alphabetically. |
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