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How do I sum with 3 reference columns?
I want to show the total sales dollars for a salesperson. Basically saying
IF column I=DP and Column N=S,=Sales by sales person. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Column I Column L Column N Salesman $ Amount Status DP 14000 S DP 20000 NI |
=SUMPRODUCT(--($I$2:$I$40="DP"),--($N$2:$N$40="S"),$L$2:$L$40)
tw5633 wrote: I want to show the total sales dollars for a salesperson. Basically saying IF column I=DP and Column N=S,=Sales by sales person. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Column I Column L Column N Salesman $ Amount Status DP 14000 S DP 20000 NI -- [1] The SumProduct function should implicitly coerce the truth values to their Excel numeric equivalents. [2] The lookup functions should have an optional argument for the return value, defaulting to #N/A in its absence. |
Hi,
You may try this out (Ctrl+Shift+Enter): =sum(if((range1="DP")*(range2="S"),sumrange)) Regards, Ashish "tw5633" wrote: I want to show the total sales dollars for a salesperson. Basically saying IF column I=DP and Column N=S,=Sales by sales person. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Column I Column L Column N Salesman $ Amount Status DP 14000 S DP 20000 NI |
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