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SUMPRUDUCT 3 Pieces of Criteria
OK - I admit it... I suck at SUMPRODUCT formulas!
Here is what I have now: SUMMARY WORKSHEET: A4:A9 = SiteName B3:AF3 = Date B4 = example SUMPRODUCT Formula as follows: =SUMPRODUCT(--('Raw Data'!$D$1:$D$25000=($A4))*--('Raw Data'!$H$1:$H$25000=(B$3))) RAW DATA TAB: COL.D = Site Names COL.H = Dates COL.U = AuditGroups (Values = "Floor Supervisor", "QA" and "Supervisor" but are subject to change at any time) My current formula correctly reports the number of records by site / by date. - HOWEVER - I now have to add a third piece of criteria... The data from Column-U in the Raw Data worksheet. So I need to lookup by Site (Col.D), by Date (Col.H) and only include records where the "Audit Group" (Col.U) = "QA". I have other changes to make as well, but the logic is the same - only the criteria/sources will change. Can this even be done with a SUMPRODUCT formula? Thanks in advance! -- "Trying to make reports so easy... even a monkey could run ''em!" |
SUMPRUDUCT 3 Pieces of Criteria
Try this:
=SUMPRODUCT(--('Raw Data'!$D$1:$D$25000=$A4),--('Raw Data'!$H$1:$H$25000=B$3),--('Raw Data'!$U$1:$U$25000="QA")) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "RayportingMonkey" wrote in message ... OK - I admit it... I suck at SUMPRODUCT formulas! Here is what I have now: SUMMARY WORKSHEET: A4:A9 = SiteName B3:AF3 = Date B4 = example SUMPRODUCT Formula as follows: =SUMPRODUCT(--('Raw Data'!$D$1:$D$25000=($A4))*--('Raw Data'!$H$1:$H$25000=(B$3))) RAW DATA TAB: COL.D = Site Names COL.H = Dates COL.U = AuditGroups (Values = "Floor Supervisor", "QA" and "Supervisor" but are subject to change at any time) My current formula correctly reports the number of records by site / by date. - HOWEVER - I now have to add a third piece of criteria... The data from Column-U in the Raw Data worksheet. So I need to lookup by Site (Col.D), by Date (Col.H) and only include records where the "Audit Group" (Col.U) = "QA". I have other changes to make as well, but the logic is the same - only the criteria/sources will change. Can this even be done with a SUMPRODUCT formula? Thanks in advance! -- "Trying to make reports so easy... even a monkey could run ''em!" |
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