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![]() Is there a way to do a SUMPRODUCT using regular expressions? I need to do something like: =SUMPRODUCT((B11:B39 = "QUA")*(I11:I39 = ".*1/.*)) But that doesn't want to work... -- rudPosted from http://www.pcreview.co.uk/ newsgroup access |
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Not using regexps, but here's one way to get what you want:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(B11:B39 = "QUA"),--ISNUMBER(SEARCH("1/",I11:I39))) In article , rud <rud.1rauku@ wrote: Is there a way to do a SUMPRODUCT using regular expressions? I need to do something like: =SUMPRODUCT((B11:B39 = "QUA")*(I11:I39 = ".*1/.*)) |
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