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Bob Phillips
 
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That sum formula should have been

=SUM(IF(A1:A1000="Level2",IF(E1:E1000="02-7121-45",AV1:AV1000,0),0))

still an array formula.

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Bob Phillips

"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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That particular formula needs reversing

=SUM(IF(AND($A:$A="Level 2",$E:$E="02-7121-45"), $AV:$AV,0))

which is an array formula, so commit with Ctrl-Shift-Enter, or

alternatively
use

=SUMPRODUCT(--($A1:$A1000="Level 2"),--($E1:$E1000="02-7121-45"),
$AV1:$AV1000)

which is not an array formula. Note SUMPRODUCT doees not work on a whole
column



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RP
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"Steve B" <Steve wrote in message
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I need to sum values in a column only if criteria are met in two other
columns. For example - sum column $AV:$AV if $A:$A="Level 2" and
$E:$E="02-7121-45"

=if(($A:$A="Level 2" and $E:$E="02-7121-45", (sum($AV:$AV), "No Value"))

What is wrong with this syntax?

TIA, Steve






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