RE: sumif with 2 criteria?
- From: Wombat <Wombat@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 11 Dec 2009 02:48:01 -0800
This is what my formula looks like:
=sumproduct((Tabelle3!$B:$B=Tabelle1!$C6)*(Tabelle3!$C:$C=Tabelle1!E$5)*(Tabelle3!$D:$D))
"Tabelle1!$C6" is a 6 digit number which has been converted to a text format
"Tabelle1!E$5" is a word
"Tabelle3!$D:$D" this contains the turnover (currency)
So far, its still coming back with a number error...
"Mike H" wrote:
Hi,.
In you example formula if you are searching for "a" then you must put it in
quotes, if you are searching for number then you don't use quotes.
so
=sumproduct((C18:C31="a")*(D18:D31="q")*(E18:E31))
or
=sumproduct((C18:C31=99)*(D18:D31=100)*(E18:E31))
or better still use cell references for the criteria
=sumproduct((C18:C31=A1)*(D18:D31=B1)*(E18:E31))
Mike
"Wombat" wrote:
Thanks for your answers. I think I get the principle of the formula but I get
a #NAME error when I try it...
My version of Excel (2003 in German!) seems to want semi-colons instead of *
symbols. Does this make a difference?
Advice?
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