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is it possible to sum the product of 2 or more cells, 1 cell being the result
of a HLOOKUP function, without creating a third cell for individual results? Here is my problem: Row A contains a list of different locations Row B contains wether the delivery has failed or completed Row C contains the quantity of items on Invoice Is there a formula I can use to have the total quantity from all of the failed deliveries for that day? As the failed delivery locations may vary from day to day, I cannot just total those cells from each location I have tried this formula, but it returns '#VALUE!': =HLOOKUP("F",C4:L7,SUMIF(C4:L4,TRUE)) Any suggestions? |
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