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Hello-

I am looking to do a SUMIF function with two constraints. Is this
possible?

For example if I have a list of data and one column is the month sold,
and another column is a product type, and the 3rd column is dollar
amount sold. Is it possible to do a SUMIF function that says if column
A is March and column B is Product X, then sum column C?


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You could use SUMPRODUCT

=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A9="March"),--(B1:B9="x"),(C1:C9))

Does that help?

Steve


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