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Text Wrap
Hello from Steved
Is it possible to use a text wrap in a formula for example =SUMPRODUCT(($H$1:$H$1="City Depot")*($A$28:$A$29="S")*$H$28:$H$29) Can I do this or is their something I can add to the above formula for it to reconize a Text Wrap City Depot Thankyou. |
Text Wrap
You can type
....="city(alt-enter)depot")* and it'll work. You could also make it a formula ....="city" & char(10) & "depot")* Steved wrote: Hello from Steved Is it possible to use a text wrap in a formula for example =SUMPRODUCT(($H$1:$H$1="City Depot")*($A$28:$A$29="S")*$H$28:$H$29) Can I do this or is their something I can add to the above formula for it to reconize a Text Wrap City Depot Thankyou. -- Dave Peterson |
Text Wrap
Thankyou.
"Dave Peterson" wrote: You can type ....="city(alt-enter)depot")* and it'll work. You could also make it a formula ....="city" & char(10) & "depot")* Steved wrote: Hello from Steved Is it possible to use a text wrap in a formula for example =SUMPRODUCT(($H$1:$H$1="City Depot")*($A$28:$A$29="S")*$H$28:$H$29) Can I do this or is their something I can add to the above formula for it to reconize a Text Wrap City Depot Thankyou. -- Dave Peterson |
Text Wrap
Hello from Steved
{=SUMPRODUCT(($H$1:$H$1="City"&CHAR(10)&"Depot")*( $A$2:$A$27="M")*$H$2:$H$27)} City Depot What Have I not done to accomplish the above to work in the above formula please. "Steved" wrote: Thankyou. "Dave Peterson" wrote: You can type ....="city(alt-enter)depot")* and it'll work. You could also make it a formula ....="city" & char(10) & "depot")* Steved wrote: Hello from Steved Is it possible to use a text wrap in a formula for example =SUMPRODUCT(($H$1:$H$1="City Depot")*($A$28:$A$29="S")*$H$28:$H$29) Can I do this or is their something I can add to the above formula for it to reconize a Text Wrap City Depot Thankyou. -- Dave Peterson |
Text Wrap
First, you don't need to array enter the formula.
Maybe... =if($h$1<"City"&CHAR(10)&"Depot",0,SUMPRODUCT(($A $2:$A$27="M")*$H$2:$H$27)) or maybe... =($h$1="City"&CHAR(10)&"Depot") * SUMPRODUCT(($A$2:$A$27="M")*$H$2:$H$27) Steved wrote: Hello from Steved {=SUMPRODUCT(($H$1:$H$1="City"&CHAR(10)&"Depot")*( $A$2:$A$27="M")*$H$2:$H$27)} City Depot What Have I not done to accomplish the above to work in the above formula please. "Steved" wrote: Thankyou. "Dave Peterson" wrote: You can type ....="city(alt-enter)depot")* and it'll work. You could also make it a formula ....="city" & char(10) & "depot")* Steved wrote: Hello from Steved Is it possible to use a text wrap in a formula for example =SUMPRODUCT(($H$1:$H$1="City Depot")*($A$28:$A$29="S")*$H$28:$H$29) Can I do this or is their something I can add to the above formula for it to reconize a Text Wrap City Depot Thankyou. -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
Text Wrap
Hello Dave from Steved
I'm very sorry all your formulas are ok, may be I should invest in reading lesson. Thanks for taking timeout. "Dave Peterson" wrote: First, you don't need to array enter the formula. Maybe... =if($h$1<"City"&CHAR(10)&"Depot",0,SUMPRODUCT(($A $2:$A$27="M")*$H$2:$H$27)) or maybe... =($h$1="City"&CHAR(10)&"Depot") * SUMPRODUCT(($A$2:$A$27="M")*$H$2:$H$27) Steved wrote: Hello from Steved {=SUMPRODUCT(($H$1:$H$1="City"&CHAR(10)&"Depot")*( $A$2:$A$27="M")*$H$2:$H$27)} City Depot What Have I not done to accomplish the above to work in the above formula please. "Steved" wrote: Thankyou. "Dave Peterson" wrote: You can type ....="city(alt-enter)depot")* and it'll work. You could also make it a formula ....="city" & char(10) & "depot")* Steved wrote: Hello from Steved Is it possible to use a text wrap in a formula for example =SUMPRODUCT(($H$1:$H$1="City Depot")*($A$28:$A$29="S")*$H$28:$H$29) Can I do this or is their something I can add to the above formula for it to reconize a Text Wrap City Depot Thankyou. -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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