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Yes it really works. I used "Subtotal" twice to cover two columns with auto
filters. Thanks! "Jacob Skaria" wrote: With data from row1 to row10 try the below...sum col C based on two conditions in A and B =SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET(C1:C10,ROW(C1:C10)-MIN( ROW(C1:C10)),0,1)),--(A1:A10="a")*(B1:B10="b"),C1:C10) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Edward Wang" wrote: Hi, How can I use sumproduct function and igore hidden value. The function usage likes below: =sumproduct((range1=criteria1)*(rang2=criterial2)* rang4), and I am using filter on range3. I expect the function result can igore the any hidden value I made on range 3. P.S. each range is one column with same row number. Thanks, |
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