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Hi, I have a question using sumproduct identifying a range of text in
multiple columns and calculating their values in another column. How do you use the formula- =SUMPRODUCT(('[2004 GL download master.xls]2004 GL '!$C$2:$C$189="'720'")*('[2004 GL download master.xls]2004 GL '!$D$2:$D$189="'50'")*'[2004 GL download master.xls]2004 GL '!G$2:G$189)+SUMPRODUCT(('[2004 GL download master.xls]2004 GL '!$C$2:$C$189="'725'")*('[2004 GL download master.xls]2004 GL '!$D$2:$D$189="'00'")*'[2004 GL download master.xls]2004 GL '!G$2:G$189) without typing all of the text values and using ranges? Thanks. |
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Hi
So you want for example replace ="'720'" with a range/cell reference?. Why not simüply replace it. e.g. ....=A2 "Basil" wrote: Hi, I have a question using sumproduct identifying a range of text in multiple columns and calculating their values in another column. How do you use the formula- =SUMPRODUCT(('[2004 GL download master.xls]2004 GL '!$C$2:$C$189="'720'")*('[2004 GL download master.xls]2004 GL '!$D$2:$D$189="'50'")*'[2004 GL download master.xls]2004 GL '!G$2:G$189)+SUMPRODUCT(('[2004 GL download master.xls]2004 GL '!$C$2:$C$189="'725'")*('[2004 GL download master.xls]2004 GL '!$D$2:$D$189="'00'")*'[2004 GL download master.xls]2004 GL '!G$2:G$189) without typing all of the text values and using ranges? Thanks. |
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