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I am in need of help in getting the OR, or similar, function nested in my arrayformula. I was able to get the data I wanted for the first and second series using the following:
=iferror(arrayformula(sumproduct((O$18:O35*($B$18: $B$35=$AE15))*($M$18:$M35*($B$18:$B$35=$AE15)))/sum(($M$18:$M$35*($B$18:$B$35=$AE$15)))),"") AE15=executed AE14=consider I would like to now get the combined sumproduct if either is true. how do I nest that function into my current or different formula Then, the data series B18:B35 has drop down options (executed, Consider), and A18:A35 also has drop down options (Fixed, Floating to the Call, Floating to Maturity, Zero Coupon). could I use the same formula to satisfy the following: if A18:A35=Floating to Maturity +(or) Floating to the call AND executed +(or) consider, Sumproduct(N18:N35,M18:M35)/sum(M18:M35) Thanks, Jon here is the link in case you want to look around: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...it?usp=sharing |
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Hi Jonathan,
Am Thu, 27 Nov 2014 19:08:57 -0800 (PST) schrieb Jonathan Pence: =iferror(arrayformula(sumproduct((O$18:O35*($B$18: $B$35=$AE15))*($M$18:$M35*($B$18:$B$35=$AE15)))/sum(($M$18:$M$35*($B$18:$B$35=$AE$15)))),"") AE15=executed AE14=consider try: =IFERROR(SUMPRODUCT((($B$18:$B$35=AE14)+($B$18:$B$ 35=AE15))*$M$18:$M$35*$O$18:$O$35)/SUMPRODUCT((($B$18:$B$35=AE14)+($B$18:$B$35=AE15)) *$M$18:$M$35),"") could I use the same formula to satisfy the following: if A18:A35=Floating to Maturity +(or) Floating to the call AND executed +(or) consider, Sumproduct(N18:N35,M18:M35)/sum(M18:M35) add the argument in your formula similiar the other arguments Regards Claus B. -- Vista Ultimate / Windows7 Office 2007 Ultimate / 2010 Professional |
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On Thursday, November 27, 2014 9:08:59 PM UTC-6, Jonathan Pence wrote:
I am in need of help in getting the OR, or similar, function nested in my arrayformula. I was able to get the data I wanted for the first and second series using the following: =iferror(arrayformula(sumproduct((O$18:O35*($B$18: $B$35=$AE15))*($M$18:$M35*($B$18:$B$35=$AE15)))/sum(($M$18:$M$35*($B$18:$B$35=$AE$15)))),"") AE15=executed AE14=consider I would like to now get the combined sumproduct if either is true. how do I nest that function into my current or different formula Then, the data series B18:B35 has drop down options (executed, Consider), and A18:A35 also has drop down options (Fixed, Floating to the Call, Floating to Maturity, Zero Coupon). could I use the same formula to satisfy the following: if A18:A35=Floating to Maturity +(or) Floating to the call AND executed +(or) consider, Sumproduct(N18:N35,M18:M35)/sum(M18:M35) Thanks, Jon here is the link in case you want to look around: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...it?usp=sharing Thanks. That works. Not getting the added function to work yet: A18:A35 search field, find F142:F147 (in this case F142=fixed no swap) Fixed no Swap Need Level to call Need Level to Maturity Live Level to Call Live Level to Maturity B18:B35 search field, find G142:G147 (in this case G144=executed w/itw + G145=executed w/desk + G146=Proposed w/itw + G147=proposed w/desk) Executed w/itw Executed w/desk Proposed w/itw Proposed w/itw Tried: IFERROR(SUMPRODUCT((($A$18:$A$35=$F$142)*($B$18:$B $35=$G$144)+($B$18:$B$35=$G$145)+($B$18:$B$35=$G$1 46)+($B$18:$B$35=$G$147))*$M$18:$M$35*O$18:O$35)/SUMPRODUCT((($A$18:$A$35=$F$142)*($B$18:$B$35=$G$1 44)+($B$18:$B$35=$G$145)+($B$18:$B$35=$G$146)+($B$ 18:$B$35=$G$147))*$M$18:$M$35),"") |
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On Friday, November 28, 2014 6:38:52 AM UTC-6, Jonathan Pence wrote:
On Thursday, November 27, 2014 9:08:59 PM UTC-6, Jonathan Pence wrote: I am in need of help in getting the OR, or similar, function nested in my arrayformula. I was able to get the data I wanted for the first and second series using the following: =iferror(arrayformula(sumproduct((O$18:O35*($B$18: $B$35=$AE15))*($M$18:$M35*($B$18:$B$35=$AE15)))/sum(($M$18:$M$35*($B$18:$B$35=$AE$15)))),"") AE15=executed AE14=consider I would like to now get the combined sumproduct if either is true. how do I nest that function into my current or different formula Then, the data series B18:B35 has drop down options (executed, Consider), and A18:A35 also has drop down options (Fixed, Floating to the Call, Floating to Maturity, Zero Coupon). could I use the same formula to satisfy the following: if A18:A35=Floating to Maturity +(or) Floating to the call AND executed +(or) consider, Sumproduct(N18:N35,M18:M35)/sum(M18:M35) Thanks, Jon here is the link in case you want to look around: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...it?usp=sharing Thanks. That works. Not getting the added function to work yet: A18:A35 search field, find F142:F147 (in this case F142=fixed no swap) Fixed no Swap Need Level to call Need Level to Maturity Live Level to Call Live Level to Maturity B18:B35 search field, find G142:G147 (in this case G144=executed w/itw + G145=executed w/desk + G146=Proposed w/itw + G147=proposed w/desk) Executed w/itw Executed w/desk Proposed w/itw Proposed w/itw Tried: IFERROR(SUMPRODUCT((($A$18:$A$35=$F$142)*($B$18:$B $35=$G$144)+($B$18:$B$35=$G$145)+($B$18:$B$35=$G$1 46)+($B$18:$B$35=$G$147))*$M$18:$M$35*O$18:O$35)/SUMPRODUCT((($A$18:$A$35=$F$142)*($B$18:$B$35=$G$1 44)+($B$18:$B$35=$G$145)+($B$18:$B$35=$G$146)+($B$ 18:$B$35=$G$147))*$M$18:$M$35),"") forgot Link (see table below data "the guts" (F141:AF169) https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...it?usp=sharing |
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Hi Jonathan,
Am Fri, 28 Nov 2014 04:38:48 -0800 (PST) schrieb Jonathan Pence: B18:B35 search field, find G142:G147 (in this case G144=executed w/itw + G145=executed w/desk + G146=Proposed w/itw + G147=proposed w/desk) Executed w/itw Executed w/desk Proposed w/itw Proposed w/itw Tried: IFERROR(SUMPRODUCT((($A$18:$A$35=$F$142)*($B$18:$B $35=$G$144)+($B$18:$B$35=$G$145)+($B$18:$B$35=$G$1 46)+($B$18:$B$35=$G$147))*$M$18:$M$35*O$18:O$35)/SUMPRODUCT((($A$18:$A$35=$F$142)*($B$18:$B$35=$G$1 44)+($B$18:$B$35=$G$145)+($B$18:$B$35=$G$146)+($B$ 18:$B$35=$G$147))*$M$18:$M$35),"") if you want add all values from G142:G147 you can also try $B$18:$B$35<"-" Try: =SUMPRODUCT(($A$18:$A$35=F142)*($B$18:$B$35<"-")*$M$18:$M$35*$O$18:$O$35)/SUMPRODUCT(($A$18:$A$35=F142)*($B$18:$B$35<"-")*$M$18:$M$35) Regards Claus B. -- Vista Ultimate / Windows7 Office 2007 Ultimate / 2010 Professional |
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On Thursday, November 27, 2014 9:08:59 PM UTC-6, Jonathan Pence wrote:
I am in need of help in getting the OR, or similar, function nested in my arrayformula. I was able to get the data I wanted for the first and second series using the following: =iferror(arrayformula(sumproduct((O$18:O35*($B$18: $B$35=$AE15))*($M$18:$M35*($B$18:$B$35=$AE15)))/sum(($M$18:$M$35*($B$18:$B$35=$AE$15)))),"") AE15=executed AE14=consider I would like to now get the combined sumproduct if either is true. how do I nest that function into my current or different formula Then, the data series B18:B35 has drop down options (executed, Consider), and A18:A35 also has drop down options (Fixed, Floating to the Call, Floating to Maturity, Zero Coupon). could I use the same formula to satisfy the following: if A18:A35=Floating to Maturity +(or) Floating to the call AND executed +(or) consider, Sumproduct(N18:N35,M18:M35)/sum(M18:M35) Thanks, Jon here is the link in case you want to look around: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...it?usp=sharing Thanks, Do I need to specify the range in the "-"? ex) $B$18:$B$35<"$G$144:$G$147" |
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Hi,
Am Fri, 28 Nov 2014 06:25:38 -0800 (PST) schrieb Jonathan Pence: Do I need to specify the range in the "-"? ex) $B$18:$B$35<"$G$144:$G$147" no, if you don't have any value from G144:G147 in column B you have a hyphen into the cell. So you only have to calculate with the cells that don't have a "-"to have all values Regards Claus B. -- Vista Ultimate / Windows7 Office 2007 Ultimate / 2010 Professional |
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On Thursday, November 27, 2014 9:08:59 PM UTC-6, Jonathan Pence wrote:
I am in need of help in getting the OR, or similar, function nested in my arrayformula. I was able to get the data I wanted for the first and second series using the following: =iferror(arrayformula(sumproduct((O$18:O35*($B$18: $B$35=$AE15))*($M$18:$M35*($B$18:$B$35=$AE15)))/sum(($M$18:$M$35*($B$18:$B$35=$AE$15)))),"") AE15=executed AE14=consider I would like to now get the combined sumproduct if either is true. how do I nest that function into my current or different formula Then, the data series B18:B35 has drop down options (executed, Consider), and A18:A35 also has drop down options (Fixed, Floating to the Call, Floating to Maturity, Zero Coupon). could I use the same formula to satisfy the following: if A18:A35=Floating to Maturity +(or) Floating to the call AND executed +(or) consider, Sumproduct(N18:N35,M18:M35)/sum(M18:M35) Thanks, Jon here is the link in case you want to look around: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...it?usp=sharing thanks. that works, but when i want to split out the groupsets, like "executed w/itw + executed w/desk", and then "Proposed w/itw + proposed w/desk", how to I isolate them only? do I need to use a different funtion than "-" or just change it? thanks, Jon |
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Hi Jonathan,
Am Fri, 28 Nov 2014 06:58:20 -0800 (PST) schrieb Jonathan Pence: thanks. that works, but when i want to split out the groupsets, like "executed w/itw + executed w/desk", and then "Proposed w/itw + proposed w/desk", how to I isolate them only? do I need to use a different funtion than "-" or just change it? for G142 and G143 e.g. try: =SUMPRODUCT(($A$18:$A$35=F142)*(($B$18:$B$35=G142) +($B$18:$B$35=G143))*$M$18:$M$35*$O$18:$O$35)/SUMPRODUCT(($A$18:$A$35=F142)*(($B$18:$B$35=142)+( $B$18:$B$35=G142))*$M$18:$M$35) Regards Claus B. -- Vista Ultimate / Windows7 Office 2007 Ultimate / 2010 Professional |
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On Thursday, November 27, 2014 9:08:59 PM UTC-6, Jonathan Pence wrote:
I am in need of help in getting the OR, or similar, function nested in my arrayformula. I was able to get the data I wanted for the first and second series using the following: =iferror(arrayformula(sumproduct((O$18:O35*($B$18: $B$35=$AE15))*($M$18:$M35*($B$18:$B$35=$AE15)))/sum(($M$18:$M$35*($B$18:$B$35=$AE$15)))),"") AE15=executed AE14=consider I would like to now get the combined sumproduct if either is true. how do I nest that function into my current or different formula Then, the data series B18:B35 has drop down options (executed, Consider), and A18:A35 also has drop down options (Fixed, Floating to the Call, Floating to Maturity, Zero Coupon). could I use the same formula to satisfy the following: if A18:A35=Floating to Maturity +(or) Floating to the call AND executed +(or) consider, Sumproduct(N18:N35,M18:M35)/sum(M18:M35) Thanks, Jon here is the link in case you want to look around: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...it?usp=sharing Claus, you rock. Sorry to ping you so much. But my last issue is the sum of the totals for each groupset. I tried this: arrayformula(SUM(IF(($A$18:$A$35="fixed - no swap")*($B$18:$B$35="proposed w/itw")+($B$18:$B$35="proposed w/desk"),$M$18:$M$35))) but the total it gives is not right. then, for the combined total tried this and worked: arrayformula(sum(if(($A$18:$A$35=$F$142)*($B$18:$B $35<"-"),$M$18:$M$35))) what gives on the first? Jon |
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Hi Jonathan,
Am Fri, 28 Nov 2014 07:26:41 -0800 (PST) schrieb Jonathan Pence: I tried this: arrayformula(SUM(IF(($A$18:$A$35="fixed - no swap")*($B$18:$B$35="proposed w/itw")+($B$18:$B$35="proposed w/desk"),$M$18:$M$35))) try SUMPROSUCT instead: =SUMPRODUCT(($A$18:$A$35="fixed - no swap")*(($B$18:$B$35="proposed w/itw")+($B$18:$B$35="proposed w/desk"))*$M$18:$M$35) and make sure that the added part in column B is in brackets: (($B$18:$B$35="proposed w/itw")+($B$18:$B$35="proposed w/desk")) Each argument in brackets and the sum in brackets then, for the combined total tried this and worked: arrayformula(sum(if(($A$18:$A$35=$F$142)*($B$18:$B $35<"-"),$M$18:$M$35))) You can also use a SUMPRODUCT to avoid the curled brackets: =SUMPRODUCT(($A$18:$A$35=$F$142)*($B$18:$B$35<"-")*$M$18:$M$35) or =SUMPRODUCT(--($A$18:$A$35=$F$142),--($B$18:$B$35<"-"),$M$18:$M$35) Regards Claus B. -- Vista Ultimate / Windows7 Office 2007 Ultimate / 2010 Professional |
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On Thursday, November 27, 2014 9:08:59 PM UTC-6, Jonathan Pence wrote:
I am in need of help in getting the OR, or similar, function nested in my arrayformula. I was able to get the data I wanted for the first and second series using the following: =iferror(arrayformula(sumproduct((O$18:O35*($B$18: $B$35=$AE15))*($M$18:$M35*($B$18:$B$35=$AE15)))/sum(($M$18:$M$35*($B$18:$B$35=$AE$15)))),"") AE15=executed AE14=consider I would like to now get the combined sumproduct if either is true. how do I nest that function into my current or different formula Then, the data series B18:B35 has drop down options (executed, Consider), and A18:A35 also has drop down options (Fixed, Floating to the Call, Floating to Maturity, Zero Coupon). could I use the same formula to satisfy the following: if A18:A35=Floating to Maturity +(or) Floating to the call AND executed +(or) consider, Sumproduct(N18:N35,M18:M35)/sum(M18:M35) Thanks, Jon here is the link in case you want to look around: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...it?usp=sharing everything works except the "combined" formula: =SUMPRODUCT(($A$18:$A$35=$F$142)*($B$18:$B$35<"-")*$M$18:$M$35*N$18:N$35)/SUMPRODUCT(($A$18:$A$35=$F$142)*($B$18:$B$35<"-")*$M$18:$M$35) check: Fixed Executed & Proposed Par book ytc ytc tey 500,000 522,500 2.00 3.02 500,000 532,500 3.00 4.56 500,000 537,500 4.00 6.10 500,000 542,500 3.00 2.25 2,000,000.00 2,135,000.00 3.007 3.986 formula returns: 2.52 (not 3.007), and 3.82 (not 3.986) have I entered your formula wrong? Jon |
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Am Fri, 28 Nov 2014 08:11:55 -0800 (PST) schrieb Jonathan Pence: everything works except the "combined" formula: =SUMPRODUCT(($A$18:$A$35=$F$142)*($B$18:$B$35<"-")*$M$18:$M$35*N$18:N$35)/SUMPRODUCT(($A$18:$A$35=$F$142)*($B$18:$B$35<"-")*$M$18:$M$35) check the character in column B. I saw the hyphen. Evenutally there are also one or more leading or trailing spaces in the cell. Then change the hyphen with the cell content. Or run Data = TextToColumns for column B to delete the spaces. The formula is correct. Regards Claus B. -- Vista Ultimate / Windows7 Office 2007 Ultimate / 2010 Professional |
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Hi again,
Am Fri, 28 Nov 2014 17:22:12 +0100 schrieb Claus Busch: check the character in column B. I saw the hyphen. Evenutally there are also one or more leading or trailing spaces in the cell. Then change the hyphen with the cell content. Or run Data = TextToColumns for column B to delete the spaces. The formula is correct. if you cannot get it to work then add all values for column B in the formula: =SUMPRODUCT(($A$18:$A$35=F142)*(($B$18:$B$35=G144) +($B$18:$B$35=G145)+($B$18:$B$35=G146)+($B$18:$B$3 5=G147))*$M$18:$M$35) Regards Claus B. -- Vista Ultimate / Windows7 Office 2007 Ultimate / 2010 Professional |
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