:( Probably easy to ya'll but I am new to this.

I am trying to SUMPRODUCT two columns that automatically adjust the
answer to the autofilter that is selected..Any advice on how to achieve
this.

I assume it is some sort of SUMPRODUCT and SUBTOTAL combo formula but
have been unable to figure it out.....

Please help if you know how to resolve.


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Example here

http://makeashorterlink.com/?B22062C3D

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:( Probably easy to ya'll but I am new to this.

I am trying to SUMPRODUCT two columns that automatically adjust the
answer to the autofilter that is selected..Any advice on how to achieve
this.

I assume it is some sort of SUMPRODUCT and SUBTOTAL combo formula but
have been unable to figure it out.....

Please help if you know how to resolve.


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Dear PEO,

Followed to sample and tried it but came up with value error:

=SUMPRODUCT($F3:$F500,SUBTOTAL(9,I3:I500))

Is this correct or am I missing the boat?

R,
Donovan


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Try...

=SUMPRODUCT(F3:F500,SUBTOTAL(9,OFFSET(I3:I500,ROW( I3:I500)-ROW(I3),0,1)))

Hope this helps!

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Donovan wrote:

Dear PEO,

Followed to sample and tried it but came up with value error:

=SUMPRODUCT($F3:$F500,SUBTOTAL(9,I3:I500))

Is this correct or am I missing the boat?

R,
Donovan

Jedi Master Yoda, you really know your stuff.

It works really well.

I am amazed not more folks have published this type of question.
:)

Thanks for the help....


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