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Thanks for your help guys, unfortunately I am now getting a result of
"0"; i.e. none of the rows fit appear to fit the criteria, though I
know they do.

I've used the same data set and critera columns in other formula on my
spreadsheet - even using the SUMPRODUCT function - and those other
formula yielf correct results, so I know the data is clean and not
causing my problem.

Currently, I am able use the SUMPRODUCT function to *count* the number
of rows, within the multiple criteria set in column A and B, but I
simply can't get the function to *sum* the figures in column N, given
criteria set in columns A and B.

Does anyone have any further thoughts? (Thank you!!!)
Cath


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=SUMPRODUCT((Dashboard!A9:A500="M")*(Dashboard!B9: B500="R")*(Dashboard!N9:N500))

On my computer replacing the commas with * makes things work, the last
range is now bracketed. I think it is something to do with the
conditions being returned as true and false, but multiplying them has
the effect of turning them into 1s or 0s

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Hi all,

I've finally got the formula to work! Hurrah! Thanks Dav.

In case anyone wanted to know the end of the story: it turns out that
my data was clean enough for a SUMPRODUCT = (count of rows that apply),
but not clean enough for a SUMPRODUCT = sum(applicable numbers in column
N).

There were cells in column N with comments such as "n/a". I've since
cleaned those up and the forumla works fine.

It pains me that I will still have to amend the reporting data that
gets to me every month in order to process it, as the formula can't
cope with cells that clearly aren't numbers; but at least my
spreadsheet works! Joy! Thank you very much all!

Cath


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Currently, I am able use the SUMPRODUCT function to *count* the number
of rows, within the multiple criteria set in column A and B, but I
simply can't get the function to *sum* the figures in column N, given
criteria set in columns A and B.


My formula should do exactly what you want (sum figures in column N, given
criteria set in columns A and B.)
Could you prepare a little example!

Stefi

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