I am trying to use sumproduct to count three columns in a spreadsheet
and add them to see how many times those values are true.

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Master!G3:G1714="XXX"),--(Master!R3:R1714="YYYYYY"),--(ISNUMBER(FIND("-",Master!Y3:Y714))))

Column Y contains a date in the format of "12-Oct". What would be the
easiest way to account for cells that contain a date and incorporate it
as the third wheel of the formula?

Using the hypen(-) or "OCT" is returning a #VALUE error.

Thanks


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--(MONTH(Master!Y3:Y714)=10)


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Regards,

Peo Sjoblom

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I am trying to use sumproduct to count three columns in a spreadsheet
and add them to see how many times those values are true.


=SUMPRODUCT(--(Master!G3:G1714="XXX"),--(Master!R3:R1714="YYYYYY"),--(ISNUMB
ER(FIND("-",Master!Y3:Y714))))

Column Y contains a date in the format of "12-Oct". What would be the
easiest way to account for cells that contain a date and incorporate it
as the third wheel of the formula?

Using the hypen(-) or "OCT" is returning a #VALUE error.

Thanks


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