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You can use sumproduct for that:
=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A4="red")*(B1:B4="car"),C1:C4) this will sum C1:C4 when A1:A4="red" and B1:B4="car". "Rachelle" wrote in message ... I need to create a "sumif" formula in excel that allows me to dictate MULTIPLE criteria...for example, in range a1:c10, I want to sum cell c3 only if a1="value" and b1="value", and so on down the line...ideally, I would creat a formula that looks like this: =sumif(a1:c10,a1:a10="value1"AND b1:b10="value2",c1:c10) I've tried layer "if" and "and" formulas in the sumif formula; nothing seems to work. HELP! |
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