Sumproduct "not equal"
The sumproduct formula does not provide the correct answer.
J=I&C H=Blank Search B3:B3270 for "Phase I" Search B3:B3270 for "Formual" If M3:M3270 = "D" do not count Here is my formula =SUMPRODUCT((J3:J3270="I&C")*(H3:H3270="")*((ISNUM BER(SEARCH("Phase I",B3:B3270))+(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Formal",B3:B3270)) )*(M3:M3270<"D")))) |
Sumproduct "not equal"
Try the below..."Formual" or "Formal" ??
=SUMPRODUCT((J3:J3270="I&C")*(H3:H3270="") ISNUMBER(MATCH(B3:B3270,{"Phase I","Formal"},0))*(M3:M3270<"D")) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Terry" wrote: The sumproduct formula does not provide the correct answer. J=I&C H=Blank Search B3:B3270 for "Phase I" Search B3:B3270 for "Formual" If M3:M3270 = "D" do not count Here is my formula =SUMPRODUCT((J3:J3270="I&C")*(H3:H3270="")*((ISNUM BER(SEARCH("Phase I",B3:B3270))+(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Formal",B3:B3270)) )*(M3:M3270<"D")))) |
Sumproduct "not equal"
Try this (all on one line):
=SUMPRODUCT(--(J3:J3270="I&C"),--(H3:H3270=""), (ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Phase I",B3:B3270))+ ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Formal",B3:B3270))), --(M3:M3270<"D")) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Terry" wrote in message ... The sumproduct formula does not provide the correct answer. J=I&C H=Blank Search B3:B3270 for "Phase I" Search B3:B3270 for "Formual" If M3:M3270 = "D" do not count Here is my formula =SUMPRODUCT((J3:J3270="I&C")*(H3:H3270="")*((ISNUM BER(SEARCH("Phase I",B3:B3270))+(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Formal",B3:B3270)) )*(M3:M3270<"D")))) |
Sumproduct "not equal"
Correction..
=SUMPRODUCT((J3:J3270="I&C")*(H3:H3270="")* ISNUMBER(MATCH(B3:B3270,{"Phase I","Formal"},0))*(M3:M3270<"D")) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Terry" wrote: The sumproduct formula does not provide the correct answer. J=I&C H=Blank Search B3:B3270 for "Phase I" Search B3:B3270 for "Formual" If M3:M3270 = "D" do not count Here is my formula =SUMPRODUCT((J3:J3270="I&C")*(H3:H3270="")*((ISNUM BER(SEARCH("Phase I",B3:B3270))+(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Formal",B3:B3270)) )*(M3:M3270<"D")))) |
Sumproduct "not equal"
"does not provide the correct answer" is not a very explicit description of
the problem. What answer did you get? What answer did you expect? I assume that your "Formual" is just a typo? Are there any cells in column B which contain both "Phase I" and "Formal"? If so you will have counted them twice. I think also that you've got confused with your parentheses. Look at them carefully and see where they match. I think that you may have intended =SUMPRODUCT((J3:J3270="I&C")*(H3:H3270="")*(ISNUMB ER(SEARCH("Phase I",B3:B3270))+ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Formal",B3:B3270))) *(M3:M3270<"D")) To solve the double counting of column B, try changing it to =SUMPRODUCT((J3:J3270="I&C")*(H3:H3270="")*((ISNUM BER(SEARCH("Phase I",B3:B3270))+ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Formal",B3:B3270))) 0)*(M3:M3270<"D")) If you've still got problems, are the cells in column H really blank, or do they contain spaces or other non-printing characters? -- David Biddulph "Terry" wrote in message ... The sumproduct formula does not provide the correct answer. J=I&C H=Blank Search B3:B3270 for "Phase I" Search B3:B3270 for "Formual" If M3:M3270 = "D" do not count Here is my formula =SUMPRODUCT((J3:J3270="I&C")*(H3:H3270="")*((ISNUM BER(SEARCH("Phase I",B3:B3270))+(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Formal",B3:B3270)) )*(M3:M3270<"D")))) |
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