I AM GETTING #VALUE! ERROR WHEN I USED BELOW FORMULA.

=SUMPRODUCT(IF(D4:D1055="M",SUMPRODUCT(--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Cisco Systems Capital Australia P/L")),""))

PLEASE HELP.

THANKS.

DINESH

"Dinesh" wrote:
I AM GETTING #VALUE! ERROR WHEN I USED BELOW FORMULA.
=SUMPRODUCT(IF(D4:D1055="M",SUMPRODUCT(--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Cisco Systems Capital Australia P/L")),""))

One guess ..
D4:D1055 is inconsistent with the other 2 ranges
Try changing it to D6:D1055
--
Max
Singapore
http://savefile.com/projects/236895
xdemechanik
---

Tried..that was just a typo..didn't work.

Thanks.

Dinesh

"Max" wrote:

"Dinesh" wrote:
I AM GETTING #VALUE! ERROR WHEN I USED BELOW FORMULA.
=SUMPRODUCT(IF(D4:D1055="M",SUMPRODUCT(--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Cisco Systems Capital Australia P/L")),""))

One guess ..
D4:D1055 is inconsistent with the other 2 ranges
Try changing it to D6:D1055
--
Max
Singapore
http://savefile.com/projects/236895
xdemechanik
---

You have a SUMPRODUCT function which contains a single argument which is an
IF function which in turn contains a SUMPRODUCT function. IMO the error comes
from the fact that the first SUMPRODUCT has only one argument which is also
not an array. SUMPRODUCT requires a minimum of 2 arguments which are arrays.
It seems that the first SUMPRODUCT isn't necessary. I don't know what your
requirement is. Perhaps this:
=IF(D4:D1055="M",SUMPRODUCT(--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Cisco
Systems Capital Australia P/L")),"")

Regards,
Greg

"Dinesh" wrote:

I AM GETTING #VALUE! ERROR WHEN I USED BELOW FORMULA.

=SUMPRODUCT(IF(D4:D1055="M",SUMPRODUCT(--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Cisco Systems Capital Australia P/L")),""))

PLEASE HELP.

THANKS.

DINESH

"Dinesh" wrote:
Tried..that was just a typo..didn't work.

Perhaps you meant to do it as:
=IF(SUMPRODUCT(--($D$6:$D$1055="M"),--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Cisco
Systems Capital Australia
P/L"))=0,"",SUMPRODUCT(--($D$6:$D$1055="M"),--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Cisco Systems Capital Australia P/L")))

If so, think it's easier/better to dispense with the error trap,
i.e. use just:
=SUMPRODUCT(--($D$6:$D$1055="M"),--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Cisco Systems Capital Australia P/L"))

and just suppress extraneous zeros from display in the sheet via:
Tools Options View tab Uncheck "Zero values" OK
--
Max
Singapore
http://savefile.com/projects/236895
xdemechanik
---

Hi!

The reason you're getting #VALUE! is because you're using an IF array. The
formula will calculate if you enter it as an array (CTRL,SHIFT,ENTER).

However, I'm guessing that you'll get incorrect results because the formula
isn't doing what you think it's doing. It'll iterate through the IF array
and for each element that is TRUE will execute the inner SUMPRODUCT.

Try this:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(D6:D1055="M"),--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Cisco
Systems Capital Australia P/L"))

Biff

"Dinesh" wrote in message
...
I AM GETTING #VALUE! ERROR WHEN I USED BELOW FORMULA.

=SUMPRODUCT(IF(D4:D1055="M",SUMPRODUCT(--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Cisco
Systems Capital Australia P/L")),""))

PLEASE HELP.

THANKS.

DINESH

Hi,

Below formula works. It doesn't give me a right answer if d6:d1055 isn't
equal "M". I am formulating with <"M".

I also have to add one more element to it ...IF(c6:c1055="F" or "O"...
which is more complicated for me.

=SUMPRODUCT(--(D6:D1055="M"),--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Australia P/L"))

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

Dinesh


"Biff" wrote:

Hi!

The reason you're getting #VALUE! is because you're using an IF array. The
formula will calculate if you enter it as an array (CTRL,SHIFT,ENTER).

However, I'm guessing that you'll get incorrect results because the formula
isn't doing what you think it's doing. It'll iterate through the IF array
and for each element that is TRUE will execute the inner SUMPRODUCT.

Try this:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(D6:D1055="M"),--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Cisco
Systems Capital Australia P/L"))

Biff

"Dinesh" wrote in message
...
I AM GETTING #VALUE! ERROR WHEN I USED BELOW FORMULA.

=SUMPRODUCT(IF(D4:D1055="M",SUMPRODUCT(--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Cisco
Systems Capital Australia P/L")),""))

PLEASE HELP.

THANKS.

DINESH

It doesn't give me a right answer if d6:d1055 isn't
equal "M". I am formulating with <"M".
=SUMPRODUCT(--(D6:D1055="M")

Doesn't look like you're formulating with <"M".

So, you only want to count column D if it does not contain M?

Try this:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(ISNUMBER(MATCH(C6:C1055,{"F","O"},0))),--(D6:D1055<"M"),--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Australia
P/L"))

Biff

"Dinesh" wrote in message
...
Hi,

Below formula works. It doesn't give me a right answer if d6:d1055 isn't
equal "M". I am formulating with <"M".

I also have to add one more element to it ...IF(c6:c1055="F" or "O"...
which is more complicated for me.

=SUMPRODUCT(--(D6:D1055="M"),--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Australia
P/L"))

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

Dinesh


"Biff" wrote:

Hi!

The reason you're getting #VALUE! is because you're using an IF array.
The
formula will calculate if you enter it as an array (CTRL,SHIFT,ENTER).

However, I'm guessing that you'll get incorrect results because the
formula
isn't doing what you think it's doing. It'll iterate through the IF array
and for each element that is TRUE will execute the inner SUMPRODUCT.

Try this:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(D6:D1055="M"),--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Cisco
Systems Capital Australia P/L"))

Biff

"Dinesh" wrote in message
...
I AM GETTING #VALUE! ERROR WHEN I USED BELOW FORMULA.

=SUMPRODUCT(IF(D4:D1055="M",SUMPRODUCT(--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Cisco
Systems Capital Australia P/L")),""))

PLEASE HELP.

THANKS.

DINESH

Hi Biff,

Here is a thing. Col C has only two values (F & O). Col D has 10 values(
EXAMPLE M, F, S ETC.). Col L has two values (New & Term), Col N has 10
values(Example AU, NZ etc).

I want to pick only one value from Col C (either F or O) - Col D, I want to
Pick either "M" or the rest of remaining 9 values. I want pick one value from
each of the Col L and Col N.

Below formula gave me all under Col C.

Sorry for not being clear first time.

Thanks for your help.

Dinesh




"Biff" wrote:

It doesn't give me a right answer if d6:d1055 isn't
equal "M". I am formulating with <"M".
=SUMPRODUCT(--(D6:D1055="M")

Doesn't look like you're formulating with <"M".

So, you only want to count column D if it does not contain M?

Try this:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(ISNUMBER(MATCH(C6:C1055,{"F","O"},0))),--(D6:D1055<"M"),--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Australia
P/L"))

Biff

"Dinesh" wrote in message
...
Hi,

Below formula works. It doesn't give me a right answer if d6:d1055 isn't
equal "M". I am formulating with <"M".

I also have to add one more element to it ...IF(c6:c1055="F" or "O"...
which is more complicated for me.

=SUMPRODUCT(--(D6:D1055="M"),--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Australia
P/L"))

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

Dinesh


"Biff" wrote:

Hi!

The reason you're getting #VALUE! is because you're using an IF array.
The
formula will calculate if you enter it as an array (CTRL,SHIFT,ENTER).

However, I'm guessing that you'll get incorrect results because the
formula
isn't doing what you think it's doing. It'll iterate through the IF array
and for each element that is TRUE will execute the inner SUMPRODUCT.

Try this:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(D6:D1055="M"),--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Cisco
Systems Capital Australia P/L"))

Biff

"Dinesh" wrote in message
...
I AM GETTING #VALUE! ERROR WHEN I USED BELOW FORMULA.

=SUMPRODUCT(IF(D4:D1055="M",SUMPRODUCT(--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Cisco
Systems Capital Australia P/L")),""))

PLEASE HELP.

THANKS.

DINESH

Sounds like you need to use some drop down lists that list all the different
criteria then you can "mix-n-match" all you want.

You'd create a drop down for each columns criteria:

A1 = Drop down for column C contains F;O
A2 = Drop down for column D contains M;F;S etc
A3 = Drop down for column L contains New;Term
A4 = Drop down for column N contains AU;NZ etc

Then, you'd simply refer to the cells that hold the drop down values:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(C6:C1055=A1),--(D6:D1055=A2),--(L6:L1055=A3),--(N6:N1055=A4))

Biff

"Dinesh" wrote in message
...
Hi Biff,

Here is a thing. Col C has only two values (F & O). Col D has 10 values(
EXAMPLE M, F, S ETC.). Col L has two values (New & Term), Col N has 10
values(Example AU, NZ etc).

I want to pick only one value from Col C (either F or O) - Col D, I want
to
Pick either "M" or the rest of remaining 9 values. I want pick one value
from
each of the Col L and Col N.

Below formula gave me all under Col C.

Sorry for not being clear first time.

Thanks for your help.

Dinesh




"Biff" wrote:

It doesn't give me a right answer if d6:d1055 isn't
equal "M". I am formulating with <"M".
=SUMPRODUCT(--(D6:D1055="M")

Doesn't look like you're formulating with <"M".

So, you only want to count column D if it does not contain M?

Try this:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(ISNUMBER(MATCH(C6:C1055,{"F","O"},0))),--(D6:D1055<"M"),--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Australia
P/L"))

Biff

"Dinesh" wrote in message
...
Hi,

Below formula works. It doesn't give me a right answer if d6:d1055
isn't
equal "M". I am formulating with <"M".

I also have to add one more element to it ...IF(c6:c1055="F" or "O"...
which is more complicated for me.

=SUMPRODUCT(--(D6:D1055="M"),--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Australia
P/L"))

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

Dinesh


"Biff" wrote:

Hi!

The reason you're getting #VALUE! is because you're using an IF array.
The
formula will calculate if you enter it as an array (CTRL,SHIFT,ENTER).

However, I'm guessing that you'll get incorrect results because the
formula
isn't doing what you think it's doing. It'll iterate through the IF
array
and for each element that is TRUE will execute the inner SUMPRODUCT.

Try this:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(D6:D1055="M"),--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Cisco
Systems Capital Australia P/L"))

Biff

"Dinesh" wrote in message
...
I AM GETTING #VALUE! ERROR WHEN I USED BELOW FORMULA.

=SUMPRODUCT(IF(D4:D1055="M",SUMPRODUCT(--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Cisco
Systems Capital Australia P/L")),""))

PLEASE HELP.

THANKS.

DINESH

Hi Biff,

It sounds very interesting. But how do you do it. Where do you put yuor
formula?

Thanks to advise.

Dinesh

"Biff" wrote:

Sounds like you need to use some drop down lists that list all the different
criteria then you can "mix-n-match" all you want.

You'd create a drop down for each columns criteria:

A1 = Drop down for column C contains F;O
A2 = Drop down for column D contains M;F;S etc
A3 = Drop down for column L contains New;Term
A4 = Drop down for column N contains AU;NZ etc

Then, you'd simply refer to the cells that hold the drop down values:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(C6:C1055=A1),--(D6:D1055=A2),--(L6:L1055=A3),--(N6:N1055=A4))

Biff

"Dinesh" wrote in message
...
Hi Biff,

Here is a thing. Col C has only two values (F & O). Col D has 10 values(
EXAMPLE M, F, S ETC.). Col L has two values (New & Term), Col N has 10
values(Example AU, NZ etc).

I want to pick only one value from Col C (either F or O) - Col D, I want
to
Pick either "M" or the rest of remaining 9 values. I want pick one value
from
each of the Col L and Col N.

Below formula gave me all under Col C.

Sorry for not being clear first time.

Thanks for your help.

Dinesh




"Biff" wrote:

It doesn't give me a right answer if d6:d1055 isn't
equal "M". I am formulating with <"M".
=SUMPRODUCT(--(D6:D1055="M")

Doesn't look like you're formulating with <"M".

So, you only want to count column D if it does not contain M?

Try this:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(ISNUMBER(MATCH(C6:C1055,{"F","O"},0))),--(D6:D1055<"M"),--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Australia
P/L"))

Biff

"Dinesh" wrote in message
...
Hi,

Below formula works. It doesn't give me a right answer if d6:d1055
isn't
equal "M". I am formulating with <"M".

I also have to add one more element to it ...IF(c6:c1055="F" or "O"...
which is more complicated for me.

=SUMPRODUCT(--(D6:D1055="M"),--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Australia
P/L"))

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

Dinesh


"Biff" wrote:

Hi!

The reason you're getting #VALUE! is because you're using an IF array.
The
formula will calculate if you enter it as an array (CTRL,SHIFT,ENTER).

However, I'm guessing that you'll get incorrect results because the
formula
isn't doing what you think it's doing. It'll iterate through the IF
array
and for each element that is TRUE will execute the inner SUMPRODUCT.

Try this:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(D6:D1055="M"),--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Cisco
Systems Capital Australia P/L"))

Biff

"Dinesh" wrote in message
...
I AM GETTING #VALUE! ERROR WHEN I USED BELOW FORMULA.

=SUMPRODUCT(IF(D4:D1055="M",SUMPRODUCT(--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Cisco
Systems Capital Australia P/L")),""))

PLEASE HELP.

THANKS.

DINESH

How to create a drop down list:

http://contextures.com/xlDataVal01.html#Dropdown

Biff

"Dinesh" wrote in message
...
Hi Biff,

It sounds very interesting. But how do you do it. Where do you put yuor
formula?

Thanks to advise.

Dinesh

"Biff" wrote:

Sounds like you need to use some drop down lists that list all the
different
criteria then you can "mix-n-match" all you want.

You'd create a drop down for each columns criteria:

A1 = Drop down for column C contains F;O
A2 = Drop down for column D contains M;F;S etc
A3 = Drop down for column L contains New;Term
A4 = Drop down for column N contains AU;NZ etc

Then, you'd simply refer to the cells that hold the drop down values:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(C6:C1055=A1),--(D6:D1055=A2),--(L6:L1055=A3),--(N6:N1055=A4))

Biff

"Dinesh" wrote in message
...
Hi Biff,

Here is a thing. Col C has only two values (F & O). Col D has 10
values(
EXAMPLE M, F, S ETC.). Col L has two values (New & Term), Col N has 10
values(Example AU, NZ etc).

I want to pick only one value from Col C (either F or O) - Col D, I
want
to
Pick either "M" or the rest of remaining 9 values. I want pick one
value
from
each of the Col L and Col N.

Below formula gave me all under Col C.

Sorry for not being clear first time.

Thanks for your help.

Dinesh




"Biff" wrote:

It doesn't give me a right answer if d6:d1055 isn't
equal "M". I am formulating with <"M".
=SUMPRODUCT(--(D6:D1055="M")

Doesn't look like you're formulating with <"M".

So, you only want to count column D if it does not contain M?

Try this:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(ISNUMBER(MATCH(C6:C1055,{"F","O"},0))),--(D6:D1055<"M"),--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Australia
P/L"))

Biff

"Dinesh" wrote in message
...
Hi,

Below formula works. It doesn't give me a right answer if d6:d1055
isn't
equal "M". I am formulating with <"M".

I also have to add one more element to it ...IF(c6:c1055="F" or
"O"...
which is more complicated for me.

=SUMPRODUCT(--(D6:D1055="M"),--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Australia
P/L"))

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

Dinesh


"Biff" wrote:

Hi!

The reason you're getting #VALUE! is because you're using an IF
array.
The
formula will calculate if you enter it as an array
(CTRL,SHIFT,ENTER).

However, I'm guessing that you'll get incorrect results because the
formula
isn't doing what you think it's doing. It'll iterate through the IF
array
and for each element that is TRUE will execute the inner
SUMPRODUCT.

Try this:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(D6:D1055="M"),--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Cisco
Systems Capital Australia P/L"))

Biff

"Dinesh" wrote in message
...
I AM GETTING #VALUE! ERROR WHEN I USED BELOW FORMULA.

=SUMPRODUCT(IF(D4:D1055="M",SUMPRODUCT(--($L$6:$L$1055="New"),--($N$6:$N$1055="Cisco
Systems Capital Australia P/L")),""))

PLEASE HELP.

THANKS.

DINESH