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Hello all,
I am fairly new to excel and tried a lot of searches in google but was not successful. Always found a way to do half of what I needed but never the whole thing. Maybe one of you can help me here. I created a file as an example. I want to identify the value of all the orders where the product "Pizza*" was bought together with the product "Spice 2" and has an expiration for Pizza of 30 days. I need the full order value (Pizza* + spice x + spice x etc).
This feels so easy but I am stumped.
Any help is appreciated.
I'd add a helper column to the table. Name it Include and enter the formula
=COUNTIFS([Order ID],[@[Order ID]],[Product Name],"Pizza*",[Expires in days],30)*COUNTIFS([Order ID],[@[Order ID]],[Product Name],"Spice 2")
in row 2. This should propagate to the other rows automatically. The formula will return 1 for orders that meet the criteria, and 0 for the rest.
The fill order value of the orders meeting the criteria is
=SUMIFS(Orders[Price],Orders[Include],1)
where Orders is the name of the table.
See the attached sample workbook.
I'd add a helper column to the table. Name it Include and enter the formula
=COUNTIFS([Order ID],[@[Order ID]],[Product Name],"Pizza*",[Expires in days],30)*COUNTIFS([Order ID],[@[Order ID]],[Product Name],"Spice 2")
in row 2. This should propagate to the other rows automatically. The formula will return 1 for orders that meet the criteria, and 0 for the rest.
The fill order value of the orders meeting the criteria is
=SUMIFS(Orders[Price],Orders[Include],1)
where Orders is the name of the table.
See the attached sample workbook.
