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Default SUMIF (SUMPRODUCT?) with two arguments

Something like this should work ok
In M3: =SUMPRODUCT(($A$3:$A$100=L3)*($B$3:$B$100="Tom"),$ C$3:$C$100)
Real dates are assumed in col A and in L3, real numbers assumed in col C
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"RHicks" wrote:
Column A is a list of dates
Column B is a list of names
Column C is a list of dollar amounts
Column L is a list of dates

Cell L3 value is "3/1/10"

Cell M3 needs to return the sum of Column C, but only when the Column A
value matches Cell L3, and also Column B matches "Tom"

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