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"Syed" wrote: Based on that formula, I believe the following will work for the remaining calculations: For K39 (copied across): =SUM(MMULT((($D$6:$D$17=$D39)*($E$6:$E$17=$E$39))* ($E$6:$E$17=TRANSPOSE($E$21: $E$23)),$Q$21:$AB$23)*($Q$6:$AB$17)*($F$6:$F$17)*( $Q$2:$AB$2=K$2)) One very minor detail, you can get rid of one set of brackets... =SUM(MMULT(($D$6:$D$17=$D39)*($E$6:$E$17=$E$39)*($ E$6:$E$17= TRANSPOSE($E$21:$E$23)),$Q$21:$AB$23)*($Q$6:$AB$17 )*($F$6:$F$17)* ($Q$2:$AB$2=K$2)) For Q39 (copied across): =SUM(MMULT((($D$6:$D$17=$D39)*($E$6:$E$17=$E$39))* ($E$6:$E$17=TRANSPOSE($E$21: $E$23)),$Q$21:$AB$23)*($Q$6:$AB$17)*($F$6:$F$17)*( $Q$1:$AB$1=Q$1)) Can be shortened to... =SUM(MMULT(($D$6:$D$17=$D39)*($E$6:$E$17=$E39)*($E $6:$E$17= TRANSPOSE($E$21:$E$23)),Q$21:Q$23)*(Q$6:Q$17)*($F$ 6:$F$17)) Alternatively, you can use... =SUMPRODUCT(--($D$6:$D$17=$D39),--($E$6:$E$17= $E39),SUMIF($E$21:$E$23,$E$6:$E$17,Q$21:Q$23),$F$6 :$F$17,Q$6:Q$17) ....confirmed with just ENTER. Hope this helps! |
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