Sumproduct
 

Hello,

I want to refer to at cell in sumproduct - it works when I use the formular:

=SUMPRODUCT(('data'!$A$23:$A$500=$A$1)*('data'!$B$ 23:$B$500={"26852030",
"28563210"})*(data'!$D$23:$D$500))

but it soes not work if i in the formular refer to a cell (B2) with
{"26852030", "28563210"} in then the results is 0. Is it possible to refer to
a cell

=SUMPRODUCT(('data'!$A$23:$A$500=$A$1)*('data'!$B$ 23:$B$500=B2)*(data'!$D$23:$D$500))

Hope someone can help with this.
Karin

Sumproduct
 

maybe by using indirect
or have a list and refer to list such as {b2,b3,b4}

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Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"Karin Iversen" wrote in message
...
Hello,

I want to refer to at cell in sumproduct - it works when I use the
formular:

=SUMPRODUCT(('data'!$A$23:$A$500=$A$1)*('data'!$B$ 23:$B$500={"26852030",
"28563210"})*(data'!$D$23:$D$500))

but it soes not work if i in the formular refer to a cell (B2) with
{"26852030", "28563210"} in then the results is 0. Is it possible to refer
to
a cell


=SUMPRODUCT(('data'!$A$23:$A$500=$A$1)*('data'!$B$ 23:$B$500=B2)*(data'!$D$23
:$D$500))

Hope someone can help with this.
Karin

Sumproduct
 

You can use an array in the formula as you show, but if you want to refer to
cells, the array must be in a range, one value per cell, then refer to that
range. Just be aware that if the range of values is columnar, you will need
to TRANSPOSE it.

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HTH

RP
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"Karin Iversen" wrote in message
...
Hello,

I want to refer to at cell in sumproduct - it works when I use the
formular:

=SUMPRODUCT(('data'!$A$23:$A$500=$A$1)*('data'!$B$ 23:$B$500={"26852030",
"28563210"})*(data'!$D$23:$D$500))

but it soes not work if i in the formular refer to a cell (B2) with
{"26852030", "28563210"} in then the results is 0. Is it possible to refer
to
a cell


=SUMPRODUCT(('data'!$A$23:$A$500=$A$1)*('data'!$B$ 23:$B$500=B2)*(data'!$D$23
:$D$500))

Hope someone can help with this.
Karin