matching full name to 'two column' name using sumproduct
 

Assume your names in Sheet1 are in column A, the dates are in column
D, and the values you want to add are in column F. Further assume that
the target_name in this_sheet is in A2. Try this formula in a cell in
this_sheet:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet1!A2:A100=A2),--(MONTH(Sheet1!D2:D100)=4),Sheet1!
F2:F100)
This formulae works very well (thanks to Pete for his help), however I need
to use the same formulae to match the name in A2 to a spreadsheet that has
the name to be matched to in two columns (first name (col A), last name (Col
B).
I currently use the following to match names in this manner but dont know
how to use it in the formulae above:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(sa_advisor_LAST_NAME="Smith"),--(sa_advisor_FIRST_NAME="Fred"))
Can anyone help please?
regards
Carrach

matching full name to 'two column' name using sumproduct
 

Try something like this...

A2 = Fred Smith

column C = first names
column D = last names

=SUMPRODUCT(--(C2:C5&" "&D2:D5=A2).....

--
Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Carrach" wrote in message
...
Assume your names in Sheet1 are in column A, the dates are in column
D, and the values you want to add are in column F. Further assume that
the target_name in this_sheet is in A2. Try this formula in a cell in
this_sheet:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet1!A2:A100=A2),--(MONTH(Sheet1!D2:D100)=4),Sheet1!
F2:F100)
This formulae works very well (thanks to Pete for his help), however I
need
to use the same formulae to match the name in A2 to a spreadsheet that has
the name to be matched to in two columns (first name (col A), last name
(Col
B).
I currently use the following to match names in this manner but dont know
how to use it in the formulae above:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(sa_advisor_LAST_NAME="Smith"),--(sa_advisor_FIRST_NAME="Fred"))
Can anyone help please?
regards
Carrach

matching full name to 'two column' name using sumproduct
 

Hi,

=SUMPRODUCT(--(sa_advisor_LAST_NAME="Smith"),--(sa_advisor_FIRST_NAME="Fred"),--(MONTH(Sheet1!D2:D100)=4),Sheet1!
F2:F100)
)


"Carrach" wrote:

Assume your names in Sheet1 are in column A, the dates are in column
D, and the values you want to add are in column F. Further assume that
the target_name in this_sheet is in A2. Try this formula in a cell in
this_sheet:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet1!A2:A100=A2),--(MONTH(Sheet1!D2:D100)=4),Sheet1!
F2:F100)
This formulae works very well (thanks to Pete for his help), however I need
to use the same formulae to match the name in A2 to a spreadsheet that has
the name to be matched to in two columns (first name (col A), last name (Col
B).
I currently use the following to match names in this manner but dont know
how to use it in the formulae above:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(sa_advisor_LAST_NAME="Smith"),--(sa_advisor_FIRST_NAME="Fred"))
Can anyone help please?
regards
Carrach

matching full name to 'two column' name using sumproduct
 

Hi Eduardo,
many thanks, cant quite get it to work for me.
Is there any way of checking the names in colA and colB together in sheet1
to see if together they match cell A2 in sheet2? without having to type each
name into the formulae individually as I have about a hundred to do. sheet 1
and sheet 2 are in different workbooks. I am using excel 2003.
what I need is:
in cell E5 sheet2:
if first name1 and surname1 in sheet 1 match full name in cell A2 sheet 2,
AND the month =4 in column D sheet 1, then add the values in column F sheet 1,
Hope that makes sense

thanks
carrach


"Eduardo" wrote:

Hi,

=SUMPRODUCT(--(sa_advisor_LAST_NAME="Smith"),--(sa_advisor_FIRST_NAME="Fred"),--(MONTH(Sheet1!D2:D100)=4),Sheet1!
F2:F100)
)


"Carrach" wrote:

Assume your names in Sheet1 are in column A, the dates are in column
D, and the values you want to add are in column F. Further assume that
the target_name in this_sheet is in A2. Try this formula in a cell in
this_sheet:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet1!A2:A100=A2),--(MONTH(Sheet1!D2:D100)=4),Sheet1!
F2:F100)
This formulae works very well (thanks to Pete for his help), however I need
to use the same formulae to match the name in A2 to a spreadsheet that has
the name to be matched to in two columns (first name (col A), last name (Col
B).
I currently use the following to match names in this manner but dont know
how to use it in the formulae above:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(sa_advisor_LAST_NAME="Smith"),--(sa_advisor_FIRST_NAME="Fred"))
Can anyone help please?
regards
Carrach

matching full name to 'two column' name using sumproduct
 

Hi Biff,
Looks as if it might work however I have just realised that for this
particular sheet, instead of adding a value in column F I need to count the
number of rows in sheet 1 that are in that particular month. Do I still use
SUMPRODUCT or should I in fact be using something else.
sorry

--
any help gratefully received
thanks
carrach


"T. Valko" wrote:

Try something like this...

A2 = Fred Smith

column C = first names
column D = last names

=SUMPRODUCT(--(C2:C5&" "&D2:D5=A2).....

--
Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Carrach" wrote in message
...
Assume your names in Sheet1 are in column A, the dates are in column
D, and the values you want to add are in column F. Further assume that
the target_name in this_sheet is in A2. Try this formula in a cell in
this_sheet:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet1!A2:A100=A2),--(MONTH(Sheet1!D2:D100)=4),Sheet1!
F2:F100)
This formulae works very well (thanks to Pete for his help), however I
need
to use the same formulae to match the name in A2 to a spreadsheet that has
the name to be matched to in two columns (first name (col A), last name
(Col
B).
I currently use the following to match names in this manner but dont know
how to use it in the formulae above:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(sa_advisor_LAST_NAME="Smith"),--(sa_advisor_FIRST_NAME="Fred"))
Can anyone help please?
regards
Carrach




.

matching full name to 'two column' name using sumproduct
 

For a count just drop the last array (the sum array Sheet1!F2:F100):

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet1!A2:A100&"
"&Sheet1!B2:B100=A2),--(MONTH(Sheet1!D2:D100)=4))

Whe

A2 = Fred Smith
Sheet1!A2:A100 = first names
Sheet1!B2:B100 = last names

--
Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Carrach" wrote in message
...
Hi Biff,
Looks as if it might work however I have just realised that for this
particular sheet, instead of adding a value in column F I need to count
the
number of rows in sheet 1 that are in that particular month. Do I still
use
SUMPRODUCT or should I in fact be using something else.
sorry

--
any help gratefully received
thanks
carrach


"T. Valko" wrote:

Try something like this...

A2 = Fred Smith

column C = first names
column D = last names

=SUMPRODUCT(--(C2:C5&" "&D2:D5=A2).....

--
Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Carrach" wrote in message
...
Assume your names in Sheet1 are in column A, the dates are in column
D, and the values you want to add are in column F. Further assume that
the target_name in this_sheet is in A2. Try this formula in a cell in
this_sheet:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet1!A2:A100=A2),--(MONTH(Sheet1!D2:D100)=4),Sheet1!
F2:F100)
This formulae works very well (thanks to Pete for his help), however I
need
to use the same formulae to match the name in A2 to a spreadsheet that
has
the name to be matched to in two columns (first name (col A), last name
(Col
B).
I currently use the following to match names in this manner but dont
know
how to use it in the formulae above:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(sa_advisor_LAST_NAME="Smith"),--(sa_advisor_FIRST_NAME="Fred"))
Can anyone help please?
regards
Carrach




.

matching full name to 'two column' name using sumproduct
 

Hi,
if you have for example Fred in cell C1 and Smith in C2 change formula as
follow

=SUMPRODUCT(--(sa_advisor_LAST_NAME=c2),--(sa_advisor_FIRST_NAME=c1),--(MONTH(Sheet1!D2:D100)=4),Sheet1!F2:F100)



"Carrach" wrote:

Hi Eduardo,
many thanks, cant quite get it to work for me.
Is there any way of checking the names in colA and colB together in sheet1
to see if together they match cell A2 in sheet2? without having to type each
name into the formulae individually as I have about a hundred to do. sheet 1
and sheet 2 are in different workbooks. I am using excel 2003.
what I need is:
in cell E5 sheet2:
if first name1 and surname1 in sheet 1 match full name in cell A2 sheet 2,
AND the month =4 in column D sheet 1, then add the values in column F sheet 1,
Hope that makes sense

thanks
carrach


"Eduardo" wrote:

Hi,

=SUMPRODUCT(--(sa_advisor_LAST_NAME="Smith"),--(sa_advisor_FIRST_NAME="Fred"),--(MONTH(Sheet1!D2:D100)=4),Sheet1!
F2:F100)
)


"Carrach" wrote:

Assume your names in Sheet1 are in column A, the dates are in column
D, and the values you want to add are in column F. Further assume that
the target_name in this_sheet is in A2. Try this formula in a cell in
this_sheet:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet1!A2:A100=A2),--(MONTH(Sheet1!D2:D100)=4),Sheet1!
F2:F100)
This formulae works very well (thanks to Pete for his help), however I need
to use the same formulae to match the name in A2 to a spreadsheet that has
the name to be matched to in two columns (first name (col A), last name (Col
B).
I currently use the following to match names in this manner but dont know
how to use it in the formulae above:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(sa_advisor_LAST_NAME="Smith"),--(sa_advisor_FIRST_NAME="Fred"))
Can anyone help please?
regards
Carrach

matching full name to 'two column' name using sumproduct
 

Hi,
use sumproduct in my first post the formula has the month3

=SUMPRODUCT(--(sa_advisor_LAST_NAME=c1),--(sa_advisor_FIRST_NAME=c2),--(MONTH(Sheet1!D2:D100)=4),Sheet1!F2:F100)


"Carrach" wrote:

Hi Biff,
Looks as if it might work however I have just realised that for this
particular sheet, instead of adding a value in column F I need to count the
number of rows in sheet 1 that are in that particular month. Do I still use
SUMPRODUCT or should I in fact be using something else.
sorry

--
any help gratefully received
thanks
carrach


"T. Valko" wrote:

Try something like this...

A2 = Fred Smith

column C = first names
column D = last names

=SUMPRODUCT(--(C2:C5&" "&D2:D5=A2).....

--
Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Carrach" wrote in message
...
Assume your names in Sheet1 are in column A, the dates are in column
D, and the values you want to add are in column F. Further assume that
the target_name in this_sheet is in A2. Try this formula in a cell in
this_sheet:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet1!A2:A100=A2),--(MONTH(Sheet1!D2:D100)=4),Sheet1!
F2:F100)
This formulae works very well (thanks to Pete for his help), however I
need
to use the same formulae to match the name in A2 to a spreadsheet that has
the name to be matched to in two columns (first name (col A), last name
(Col
B).
I currently use the following to match names in this manner but dont know
how to use it in the formulae above:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(sa_advisor_LAST_NAME="Smith"),--(sa_advisor_FIRST_NAME="Fred"))
Can anyone help please?
regards
Carrach




.

matching full name to 'two column' name using sumproduct
 

YES YES YES - Thank you so much for all your help it all works beautifully.
--
thanks
carrach


"T. Valko" wrote:

For a count just drop the last array (the sum array Sheet1!F2:F100):

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet1!A2:A100&"
"&Sheet1!B2:B100=A2),--(MONTH(Sheet1!D2:D100)=4))

Whe

A2 = Fred Smith
Sheet1!A2:A100 = first names
Sheet1!B2:B100 = last names

--
Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Carrach" wrote in message
...
Hi Biff,
Looks as if it might work however I have just realised that for this
particular sheet, instead of adding a value in column F I need to count
the
number of rows in sheet 1 that are in that particular month. Do I still
use
SUMPRODUCT or should I in fact be using something else.
sorry

--
any help gratefully received
thanks
carrach


"T. Valko" wrote:

Try something like this...

A2 = Fred Smith

column C = first names
column D = last names

=SUMPRODUCT(--(C2:C5&" "&D2:D5=A2).....

--
Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Carrach" wrote in message
...
Assume your names in Sheet1 are in column A, the dates are in column
D, and the values you want to add are in column F. Further assume that
the target_name in this_sheet is in A2. Try this formula in a cell in
this_sheet:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet1!A2:A100=A2),--(MONTH(Sheet1!D2:D100)=4),Sheet1!
F2:F100)
This formulae works very well (thanks to Pete for his help), however I
need
to use the same formulae to match the name in A2 to a spreadsheet that
has
the name to be matched to in two columns (first name (col A), last name
(Col
B).
I currently use the following to match names in this manner but dont
know
how to use it in the formulae above:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(sa_advisor_LAST_NAME="Smith"),--(sa_advisor_FIRST_NAME="Fred"))
Can anyone help please?
regards
Carrach




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.

matching full name to 'two column' name using sumproduct
 

You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!

--
Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Carrach" wrote in message
...
YES YES YES - Thank you so much for all your help it all works
beautifully.
--
thanks
carrach


"T. Valko" wrote:

For a count just drop the last array (the sum array Sheet1!F2:F100):

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet1!A2:A100&"
"&Sheet1!B2:B100=A2),--(MONTH(Sheet1!D2:D100)=4))

Whe

A2 = Fred Smith
Sheet1!A2:A100 = first names
Sheet1!B2:B100 = last names

--
Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Carrach" wrote in message
...
Hi Biff,
Looks as if it might work however I have just realised that for this
particular sheet, instead of adding a value in column F I need to count
the
number of rows in sheet 1 that are in that particular month. Do I
still
use
SUMPRODUCT or should I in fact be using something else.
sorry

--
any help gratefully received
thanks
carrach


"T. Valko" wrote:

Try something like this...

A2 = Fred Smith

column C = first names
column D = last names

=SUMPRODUCT(--(C2:C5&" "&D2:D5=A2).....

--
Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Carrach" wrote in message
...
Assume your names in Sheet1 are in column A, the dates are in column
D, and the values you want to add are in column F. Further assume
that
the target_name in this_sheet is in A2. Try this formula in a cell
in
this_sheet:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Sheet1!A2:A100=A2),--(MONTH(Sheet1!D2:D100)=4),Sheet1!
F2:F100)
This formulae works very well (thanks to Pete for his help), however
I
need
to use the same formulae to match the name in A2 to a spreadsheet
that
has
the name to be matched to in two columns (first name (col A), last
name
(Col
B).
I currently use the following to match names in this manner but dont
know
how to use it in the formulae above:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(sa_advisor_LAST_NAME="Smith"),--(sa_advisor_FIRST_NAME="Fred"))
Can anyone help please?
regards
Carrach




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