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Another Question regarding Multiple Criteria
My apologies if I have repeated myself. As I thought I may have closed off
the question yesterday. Hi Following on from this and thank you for your help, is there a way that this will select in col D all characters except 1 or 2 (eg I would like to accept everthing except A) Thanks Anne "T. Valko" wrote: Try this... If column N contains numbers only (or possibly empty cells) =SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B10="QN"),--(C2:C10="IM"),--(D2:D10="R"),--(N2:N10<0)) Better to use cells to hold the criteria: P1 = QN Q1 = IM R1 = R =SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B10=P1),--(C2:C10=Q1),--(D2:D10=R1),--(N2:N10<0)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP |
Another Question regarding Multiple Criteria
Try the below
=SUMPRODUCT((B2:B10="QN")*(C2:C10="IM")*(D2:D10<" ")* (D2:D10<"A")*(N2:N10<0)) 'if blanks cells in D are to be counted then =SUMPRODUCT((B2:B10="QN")*(C2:C10="IM")*(D2:D10<" A")*(N2:N10<0)) -- Jacob "enna49" wrote: My apologies if I have repeated myself. As I thought I may have closed off the question yesterday. Hi Following on from this and thank you for your help, is there a way that this will select in col D all characters except 1 or 2 (eg I would like to accept everthing except A) Thanks Anne "T. Valko" wrote: Try this... If column N contains numbers only (or possibly empty cells) =SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B10="QN"),--(C2:C10="IM"),--(D2:D10="R"),--(N2:N10<0)) Better to use cells to hold the criteria: P1 = QN Q1 = IM R1 = R =SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B10=P1),--(C2:C10=Q1),--(D2:D10=R1),--(N2:N10<0)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP |
Another Question regarding Multiple Criteria
see your other post
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "enna49" wrote in message ... My apologies if I have repeated myself. As I thought I may have closed off the question yesterday. Hi Following on from this and thank you for your help, is there a way that this will select in col D all characters except 1 or 2 (eg I would like to accept everthing except A) Thanks Anne "T. Valko" wrote: Try this... If column N contains numbers only (or possibly empty cells) =SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B10="QN"),--(C2:C10="IM"),--(D2:D10="R"),--(N2:N10<0)) Better to use cells to hold the criteria: P1 = QN Q1 = IM R1 = R =SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B10=P1),--(C2:C10=Q1),--(D2:D10=R1),--(N2:N10<0)) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP |
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