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Hi,
Trying to create a formula which will check the start date = 01/01/2005 and
then check if a staus = complete and if these are both true then add 3rd
column (which contains a value) to an overall total.

Any help on getting this to work would be appreciated,
Thanks

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=SUMPRODUCT((YEAR(startdate)=2005)*(status="compl ete")*value)
or
=SUMPRODUCT(--(YEAR(startdate)=2005),--(status="complete"),value)
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Hi,
Trying to create a formula which will check the start date = 01/01/2005
and
then check if a staus = complete and if these are both true then add 3rd
column (which contains a value) to an overall total.

Any help on getting this to work would be appreciated,
Thanks



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Hi,
Trying to create a formula which will check the start date = 01/01/2005 and
then check if a staus = complete and if these are both true then add 3rd
column (which contains a value) to an overall total.

Any help on getting this to work would be appreciated,
Thanks



Try...

=SUMPRODUCT(--(DateRange="01/01/2005"+0),--(StatusRange="Complete"),Rang
eToSum)

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Assuming you have date in ColA, Status in Column B and value in ColC.
A1:A100 formated as date

=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100=DATE(2005,1,1)),--(B1:B100="Complete"),--(C1:C100))
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Hi,
Trying to create a formula which will check the start date = 01/01/2005 and
then check if a staus = complete and if these are both true then add 3rd
column (which contains a value) to an overall total.

Any help on getting this to work would be appreciated,
Thanks

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Many thanks, great help.
Susan

"Jacob Skaria" wrote:

Assuming you have date in ColA, Status in Column B and value in ColC.
A1:A100 formated as date

=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100=DATE(2005,1,1)),--(B1:B100="Complete"),--(C1:C100))
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If this post helps click Yes
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Hi,
Trying to create a formula which will check the start date = 01/01/2005 and
then check if a staus = complete and if these are both true then add 3rd
column (which contains a value) to an overall total.

Any help on getting this to work would be appreciated,
Thanks

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