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That fails under the OP's "not #N/A" criterion.
In article , "Bob Phillips" wrote: Here is an example that sums the top 32 that are not equal to 35 =SUMPRODUCT(--(LARGE(IF(A1:A40<35,A1:A40),ROW(INDIRECT("1:32")) ))) it is an array formula, so commit with Ctrl-Shift-Enter -- HTH Bob Phillips "QuantumPion" wrote in message ... How can I make a function that will sum the largest 32 items in a column which meet specific criteria? For example, the largest 32 values that are smaller then X, or are not #N/A? I think I want to use SUMIF, but how can I format the criteria to evaluate a function for each cell? |
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