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Matching two values
Not quite sure how to write the formula to return value for D1 in new
worksheet. I need to match the values for both B1 and C1. B C D 1 ABC Insurance $100 2 ABC Taxes $200 3 DEF Insurance $150 |
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Matching two values
=SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!B1:B3="ABC")*(Sheet1!C1:C3="In surance")*Sheet1!D1:D3)
You can substitute the "text" for a cell that the criteria is entered into. "Anna Wood" wrote in message ... Not quite sure how to write the formula to return value for D1 in new worksheet. I need to match the values for both B1 and C1. B C D 1 ABC Insurance $100 2 ABC Taxes $200 3 DEF Insurance $150 |
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Matching two values
That did the trick - thank you!
"Laura Cook" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT((Sheet1!B1:B3="ABC")*(Sheet1!C1:C3="In surance")*Sheet1!D1:D3) You can substitute the "text" for a cell that the criteria is entered into. "Anna Wood" wrote in message ... Not quite sure how to write the formula to return value for D1 in new worksheet. I need to match the values for both B1 and C1. B C D 1 ABC Insurance $100 2 ABC Taxes $200 3 DEF Insurance $150 |
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