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No, you need to add another sumproduct, so that you hvae
=(original sumproduct) + (new sumproduct) where new sumproduct is SUMPRODUCT(--(D3:D5="Order)");--(F3:F5="Directed");--(E3:E5="BOX017");--(G3:G5=226);--(I3:I5)) "carl" wrote: I use this formula: =SUMPRODUCT(--(D3:D5="Order");--(E3:E5="BOX017");--(G3:G5=226);--(I3:I5)) I would like to add the condition: If D3:D5="OrderO" and E3:E5="BOX017" and F3:F5="Directed" and G3:G5=226. Not sure how to do this - do I need to use an OR operator ? Thank you in advance. |
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