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Ron H
I am trying to obtain a sum for rows where two conditions are true.
Col B has the part number
Col C has the customer number
Col D has payment received.
I want to obtain the sum of all payments received for a certain par
number sold to a certain customer.
In the following case Part number is 101 and customer number is 7.
I have tried the following
=SUMPRODUCT((B5:B1953=(--("101"))),(c5:c1953=(--("7"))),(d5:d1953))
I get 0 for a result which I know is not true.
I entered the following formula to prove to myself that Excel coul
find records with the 2 conidtions:
=SUMPRODUCT((B5:B1953=(--("101")))*(c5:c1953=(--("7"))))
and I got a result of 10. That is to say it can find 10 occurences o
part 101 and customer number 7.
Why is my first formula not working and providing me a sum of payment
from column D
Col B has the part number
Col C has the customer number
Col D has payment received.
I want to obtain the sum of all payments received for a certain par
number sold to a certain customer.
In the following case Part number is 101 and customer number is 7.
I have tried the following
=SUMPRODUCT((B5:B1953=(--("101"))),(c5:c1953=(--("7"))),(d5:d1953))
I get 0 for a result which I know is not true.
I entered the following formula to prove to myself that Excel coul
find records with the 2 conidtions:
=SUMPRODUCT((B5:B1953=(--("101")))*(c5:c1953=(--("7"))))
and I got a result of 10. That is to say it can find 10 occurences o
part 101 and customer number 7.
Why is my first formula not working and providing me a sum of payment
from column D