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Biff "Dinesh" wrote in message ... Thanks Biff. "Biff" wrote: Try this: =SUMPRODUCT(--($C$13:$C$24="new"),--($D$13:$D$24="A"),$E$13:$E$24) Biff "Dinesh" wrote in message ... What if I want to add the values which is on Col E,rows 13 to 24. I tried putting =sum(e13:e24),if(sumproduct(--($C$13:$C$24="new"),--($D$13:$D$24="A")) It didn't work. Thanks in advance. "Biff" wrote: Hi! Try this: =SUMPRODUCT(--($C$13:$C$24="new"),--($D$13:$D$24="A")) Biff "Dinesh" wrote in message ... Hi, When I enter the formula which is at the end, I get the result of 3 in Col B, row 2 instead of 2. Category New Term A 2 B C D E F New A New A New B Term B Term E New F Term D Term C Term C New F New B Term A {=IF($C$13:$C$24="new",COUNTIF($D$13:$D$24,"A"))} Thank you for taking time to solve the formula. Dinesh |
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