I would like to create a =SUMIF equation that requires two variables to
be true (rather than just one) before it sums. Is this possible.

I have tried to use the =SUMIF(AND()) type equations but cannot get the
calculation to work. Any suggestions?

=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A1000="value1"),--(B1:B100=number))


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HTH

Bob Phillips

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I would like to create a =SUMIF equation that requires two variables to
be true (rather than just one) before it sums. Is this possible.

I have tried to use the =SUMIF(AND()) type equations but cannot get the
calculation to work. Any suggestions?

Your 2 variables can be in 2 separate columns, with the totaling data in a
3rd:

=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A50="variable1")*(B1:B50="variable 2")*C1:C50)

They could also be in the *same* column.

Just remember to keep *all* ranges the same size, and don't use absolute
column references (A:A).
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HTH,

RD
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wrote in message
oups.com...
I would like to create a =SUMIF equation that requires two variables to
be true (rather than just one) before it sums. Is this possible.

I have tried to use the =SUMIF(AND()) type equations but cannot get the
calculation to work. Any suggestions?