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Sumproduct - multiple criteria in Column A
I am trying to get the sumproduct to look for two particular names in Column
A and based upon both of these names add up numbers in Column N. This is not working as I cannot get sumproduct to add up these numbers. i.e. =SUMPRODUCT(--('$A$5:$A$54="Smith"),--($A$5:$A$54="Miller"),!N$5:N$54) I'm thinking that looking for the names Smith AND Miller isn't working but rather looking for the names Smith OR Miller is what I want. Is there a way to make this work? |
Hi
how about =SUMIF(A5:A54,"Smith",N5:N54)+SUMIF(A5:A54,"Miller ",N5:N54) Cheers JulieD "briank" wrote in message ... I am trying to get the sumproduct to look for two particular names in Column A and based upon both of these names add up numbers in Column N. This is not working as I cannot get sumproduct to add up these numbers. i.e. =SUMPRODUCT(--('$A$5:$A$54="Smith"),--($A$5:$A$54="Miller"),!N$5:N$54) I'm thinking that looking for the names Smith AND Miller isn't working but rather looking for the names Smith OR Miller is what I want. Is there a way to make this work? |
Right - A5 for example won't (in this case, probably) contain "Smith" and
"Miller", but one or the other. For Smith or Miller, try; =SUMPRODUCT(($A$5:$A$54="Smith")+($A$5:$A$54="Mill er"),N$5:N$54) "briank" wrote in message ... I am trying to get the sumproduct to look for two particular names in Column A and based upon both of these names add up numbers in Column N. This is not working as I cannot get sumproduct to add up these numbers. i.e. =SUMPRODUCT(--('$A$5:$A$54="Smith"),--($A$5:$A$54="Miller"),!N$5:N$54) I'm thinking that looking for the names Smith AND Miller isn't working but rather looking for the names Smith OR Miller is what I want. Is there a way to make this work? |
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