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I'm assuming from your description that you want the sum of those values in
Column F where Column G's value is not equal to Column E's value. Try this... =SUMPRODUCT((E2:E1000<G2:G1000)*F2:F1000) Rick "Norm" wrote in message ... Column G contains new model #s, with a count of models in column F. Column E contains existing model #s, with a count of models in column D. In many cases, the new and existing model #s are the same. I want to compare new models numbers to existing model numbers, and only count the number when the two don't match. The sheet has over 500 rows of data. Any suggestions. -- Norm |
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