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scott
 
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Currently I have
Individual Options
Name =SUMIF(Options!$A$8:$A$134,B4,Options!$B$8:$B$134)
which works fine.

I am trying to add an extra detail to a summary sheet for the exercise
price of options, so the sheet would look like:
Name Price Price Price Total


I am not sure why this array formula keeps returning #VALUE# for the
price breakout
=SUM((Options!$A$8:$A$134=B4)*(Options!$D$8:$D$134 =C3)*Options!$B$8:$B$134)
or
=SUM((Options!$A$8:$A$134=B4)*(Options!$D$8:$D$134 =C3)*(Options!$B$8:$B$134))

Detail spreadsheet = "Options"
(Options!$A$8:$A$134=B4) A8:A134 is the transaction data with Col B
being the employee B4 is the corresponding employee on the summary sheet.

(Options!$D$8:$D$134=C3) is the exercise price for the transaction c3 =
price on summary sheet.

Any advise on why the formula is returning #Value#

Thanks,
Scott

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Peo Sjoblom
 
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You need to enter it with ctrl + shift & enter
it can be replaced with

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Options!$A$8:$A$134=B4),--(Options!$D$8:$D$134=C3),Options!$B$8:$B$134)

entered normally


Regards,

Peo Sjoblom

"scott" wrote:

Currently I have
Individual Options
Name =SUMIF(Options!$A$8:$A$134,B4,Options!$B$8:$B$134)
which works fine.

I am trying to add an extra detail to a summary sheet for the exercise
price of options, so the sheet would look like:
Name Price Price Price Total


I am not sure why this array formula keeps returning #VALUE# for the
price breakout
=SUM((Options!$A$8:$A$134=B4)*(Options!$D$8:$D$134 =C3)*Options!$B$8:$B$134)
or
=SUM((Options!$A$8:$A$134=B4)*(Options!$D$8:$D$134 =C3)*(Options!$B$8:$B$134))

Detail spreadsheet = "Options"
(Options!$A$8:$A$134=B4) A8:A134 is the transaction data with Col B
being the employee B4 is the corresponding employee on the summary sheet.

(Options!$D$8:$D$134=C3) is the exercise price for the transaction c3 =
price on summary sheet.

Any advise on why the formula is returning #Value#

Thanks,
Scott


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Bob Phillips
 
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Try

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Options!$A$8:$A$134=B4),--(Options!$D$8:$D$134=C3),Options!$B
$8:$B$134))

which is not an array formula


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Currently I have
Individual Options
Name =SUMIF(Options!$A$8:$A$134,B4,Options!$B$8:$B$134)
which works fine.

I am trying to add an extra detail to a summary sheet for the exercise
price of options, so the sheet would look like:
Name Price Price Price Total


I am not sure why this array formula keeps returning #VALUE# for the
price breakout

=SUM((Options!$A$8:$A$134=B4)*(Options!$D$8:$D$134 =C3)*Options!$B$8:$B$134)
or

=SUM((Options!$A$8:$A$134=B4)*(Options!$D$8:$D$134 =C3)*(Options!$B$8:$B$134)
)

Detail spreadsheet = "Options"
(Options!$A$8:$A$134=B4) A8:A134 is the transaction data with Col B
being the employee B4 is the corresponding employee on the summary

sheet.

(Options!$D$8:$D$134=C3) is the exercise price for the transaction c3 =
price on summary sheet.

Any advise on why the formula is returning #Value#

Thanks,
Scott



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scott
 
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Thanks. I tried that.

I think I found the problem- there was text in the column C causing both
the array and the sumproduct formulas to not work.


Bob Phillips wrote:

Try

=SUMPRODUCT(--(Options!$A$8:$A$134=B4),--(Options!$D$8:$D$134=C3),Options!$B
$8:$B$134))

which is not an array formula



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