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Sumif with a or condition.
I have the equation below which tallies the number of records that meet the
criteria Server Hardware, Internal Issue and Limited Functionality. This works great with the following formula: =SUM(IF(('Total Outages'!R2:R300=C48)*('Total Outages'!Q2:Q300=H2)*('Total Outages'!S2:S300=C7),1,0)) But I need a formula to include an OR condition to tally the number of records that are either Server Hardware or Server Software in R2:R300. C48 = Server Hardware C49 = Server Software H2 = Limited Functionality C7 = Internal Issue I have tried using a wildcard €˜ser*, no luck, I have tried *OR, no luck, also tried using SUMPRODUCT no luck. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Mike -- Mike |
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Sumif with a or condition.
what version of MS Excel are you use? 2003 or 2007?
2007 = sumifs 2003 = sumproduct should runs. hth -- pleae click yes if it was helpfull regards from Brazil Marcelo "Mike" escreveu: I have the equation below which tallies the number of records that meet the criteria Server Hardware, Internal Issue and Limited Functionality. This works great with the following formula: =SUM(IF(('Total Outages'!R2:R300=C48)*('Total Outages'!Q2:Q300=H2)*('Total Outages'!S2:S300=C7),1,0)) But I need a formula to include an OR condition to tally the number of records that are either Server Hardware or Server Software in R2:R300. C48 = Server Hardware C49 = Server Software H2 = Limited Functionality C7 = Internal Issue I have tried using a wildcard €˜ser*, no luck, I have tried *OR, no luck, also tried using SUMPRODUCT no luck. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Mike -- Mike |
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Sumif with a or condition.
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How is it written using sumproduct? -- Mike "Marcelo" wrote: what version of MS Excel are you use? 2003 or 2007? 2007 = sumifs 2003 = sumproduct should runs. hth -- pleae click yes if it was helpfull regards from Brazil Marcelo "Mike" escreveu: I have the equation below which tallies the number of records that meet the criteria Server Hardware, Internal Issue and Limited Functionality. This works great with the following formula: =SUM(IF(('Total Outages'!R2:R300=C48)*('Total Outages'!Q2:Q300=H2)*('Total Outages'!S2:S300=C7),1,0)) But I need a formula to include an OR condition to tally the number of records that are either Server Hardware or Server Software in R2:R300. C48 = Server Hardware C49 = Server Software H2 = Limited Functionality C7 = Internal Issue I have tried using a wildcard €˜ser*, no luck, I have tried *OR, no luck, also tried using SUMPRODUCT no luck. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Mike -- Mike |
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Sumif with a or condition.
One way:
=sumproduct(--((('total outages'!r2:r300=c48)+('total outages'!r2:r300=c49))0), --('Total Outages'!Q2:Q300=H2), --('Total Outages'!s2:s300=c7)) Mike wrote: I have the equation below which tallies the number of records that meet the criteria Server Hardware, Internal Issue and Limited Functionality. This works great with the following formula: =SUM(IF(('Total Outages'!R2:R300=C48)*('Total Outages'!Q2:Q300=H2)*('Total Outages'!S2:S300=C7),1,0)) But I need a formula to include an OR condition to tally the number of records that are either Server Hardware or Server Software in R2:R300. C48 = Server Hardware C49 = Server Software H2 = Limited Functionality C7 = Internal Issue I have tried using a wildcard €˜ser*, no luck, I have tried *OR, no luck, also tried using SUMPRODUCT no luck. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Mike -- Mike -- Dave Peterson |
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Sumif with a or condition.
I believe I got it to work,,,had to add an additional column (V) with values
of 1.... =SUMPRODUCT(--('Total Outages'!Q2:Q300=H2),--('Total Outages'!S2:S300=C7),--(ISNUMBER(MATCH('Total Outages'!$R$2:$R$300,C48:C49,0))),'Total Outages'!V2:V300) Thanks, -- Mike "Mike" wrote: 2003................... How is it written using sumproduct? -- Mike "Marcelo" wrote: what version of MS Excel are you use? 2003 or 2007? 2007 = sumifs 2003 = sumproduct should runs. hth -- pleae click yes if it was helpfull regards from Brazil Marcelo "Mike" escreveu: I have the equation below which tallies the number of records that meet the criteria Server Hardware, Internal Issue and Limited Functionality. This works great with the following formula: =SUM(IF(('Total Outages'!R2:R300=C48)*('Total Outages'!Q2:Q300=H2)*('Total Outages'!S2:S300=C7),1,0)) But I need a formula to include an OR condition to tally the number of records that are either Server Hardware or Server Software in R2:R300. C48 = Server Hardware C49 = Server Software H2 = Limited Functionality C7 = Internal Issue I have tried using a wildcard €˜ser*, no luck, I have tried *OR, no luck, also tried using SUMPRODUCT no luck. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Mike -- Mike |
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Sumif with a or condition.
great
-- pleae click yes if it was helpfull regards from Brazil Marcelo "Mike" escreveu: I believe I got it to work,,,had to add an additional column (V) with values of 1.... =SUMPRODUCT(--('Total Outages'!Q2:Q300=H2),--('Total Outages'!S2:S300=C7),--(ISNUMBER(MATCH('Total Outages'!$R$2:$R$300,C48:C49,0))),'Total Outages'!V2:V300) Thanks, -- Mike "Mike" wrote: 2003................... How is it written using sumproduct? -- Mike "Marcelo" wrote: what version of MS Excel are you use? 2003 or 2007? 2007 = sumifs 2003 = sumproduct should runs. hth -- pleae click yes if it was helpfull regards from Brazil Marcelo "Mike" escreveu: I have the equation below which tallies the number of records that meet the criteria Server Hardware, Internal Issue and Limited Functionality. This works great with the following formula: =SUM(IF(('Total Outages'!R2:R300=C48)*('Total Outages'!Q2:Q300=H2)*('Total Outages'!S2:S300=C7),1,0)) But I need a formula to include an OR condition to tally the number of records that are either Server Hardware or Server Software in R2:R300. C48 = Server Hardware C49 = Server Software H2 = Limited Functionality C7 = Internal Issue I have tried using a wildcard €˜ser*, no luck, I have tried *OR, no luck, also tried using SUMPRODUCT no luck. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Mike -- Mike |
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Sumif with a or condition.
You don't need that additional column
=SUMPRODUCT(--('Total Outages'!Q2:Q300=H2), --('Total Outages'!S2:S300=C7), --(ISNUMBER(MATCH('Total Outages'!$R$2:$R$300,C48:C49,0)))) -- HTH Bob "Mike" wrote in message ... I believe I got it to work,,,had to add an additional column (V) with values of 1.... =SUMPRODUCT(--('Total Outages'!Q2:Q300=H2),--('Total Outages'!S2:S300=C7),--(ISNUMBER(MATCH('Total Outages'!$R$2:$R$300,C48:C49,0))),'Total Outages'!V2:V300) Thanks, -- Mike "Mike" wrote: 2003................... How is it written using sumproduct? -- Mike "Marcelo" wrote: what version of MS Excel are you use? 2003 or 2007? 2007 = sumifs 2003 = sumproduct should runs. hth -- pleae click yes if it was helpfull regards from Brazil Marcelo "Mike" escreveu: I have the equation below which tallies the number of records that meet the criteria Server Hardware, Internal Issue and Limited Functionality. This works great with the following formula: =SUM(IF(('Total Outages'!R2:R300=C48)*('Total Outages'!Q2:Q300=H2)*('Total Outages'!S2:S300=C7),1,0)) But I need a formula to include an OR condition to tally the number of records that are either Server Hardware or Server Software in R2:R300. C48 = Server Hardware C49 = Server Software H2 = Limited Functionality C7 = Internal Issue I have tried using a wildcard 'ser*', no luck, I have tried *OR, no luck, also tried using SUMPRODUCT no luck. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Mike -- Mike |
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