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I don't understand why you would want to invoke a SumProduct formula
with just one condition. Your current formula can be replaced just with: =SUMIF(SalesDate,AH27,NetSalesHOBO)/100 To also consider a second range to sum with the same condition: =(SUMIF(SalesDate,AH27,NetSalesHOBO)+SUMIF(SalesDa te,AH27,VATHOBO))/100 John wrote: I am trying to add the Range Name - VATHOBO to NetSalesHOBO to the existing formula below, but can't get the syntax correct. Perhaps someone could help =IF(ISERROR(SUMPRODUCT(--(SalesDate=AH27),NetSalesHOBO))/100,0,SUMPRODUCT(-- (SalesDate=AH27),NetSalesHOBO))/100 |
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