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Galina Kocheva
Mar 05, 2018Copper Contributor
SUMIFS formula for a multiple select dropdown
Hi All, I'm working on a weekly spend report and I've used the VBA code (found in other discussions) to get a multiple select dropdown for countries. So I can now select Austria, Spain, Italy or Germ...
SergeiBaklan
Mar 07, 2018Diamond Contributor
Hi Galina,
I see, that's in opposite way. When it could be
=SUMPRODUCT(ISNUMBER(SEARCH($D$2:$D$6,$A2))*$E$2:$E$6)
Galina Kocheva
Mar 09, 2018Copper Contributor
Amazing, thank you so much, Sergei!!
That has now worked for the multiple select dropdown.
My next step is to incorporate other dropdowns too (so one for multiple countries, and one for a week, one for activity). I am working on a sumifs and a sumproduct formula incorporating what you've given me. Is this something we've seen before?
Thanks
Galina
- SergeiBaklanMar 09, 2018Diamond Contributor
Hi Galina,
In general SUMPRODUCT shall work, you may add as many filters as you need.