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crb3209
Aug 02, 2024Copper Contributor
Sumproduct with three criteria, one of which is an or statement with two dates
Hi everyone, This is a complex endeavor for me. I am attempting to use sumproduct with three criteria on another tab. Criteria 1: If column C indicates "YES" Criteria 2: If column F indicates "St...
- Aug 02, 2024use this formula,
=SUMPRODUCT((Master_Calendar!$C$3:$C$503="YES")*(Master_Calendar!$F$3:$F$503="Standalone Service")*(((MONTH(Master_Calendar!$AA$3:$AA$503)=8)+(MONTH(Master_Calendar!$AB$3:$AB$503)=8)) > 0))
Rodrigo_
Aug 02, 2024Steel Contributor
crb3209
There's a small discrepancy in your formula:
Master_Calendar!$C$3:$C503 >>> Master_Calendar!$C$3:$C$503
crb3209
Aug 02, 2024Copper Contributor
Thank you, Rodrigo. I think I've been staring at it too long. I fixed it, but it still doesn't work.
- Rodrigo_Aug 02, 2024Steel Contributoruse this formula,
=SUMPRODUCT((Master_Calendar!$C$3:$C$503="YES")*(Master_Calendar!$F$3:$F$503="Standalone Service")*(((MONTH(Master_Calendar!$AA$3:$AA$503)=8)+(MONTH(Master_Calendar!$AB$3:$AB$503)=8)) > 0))- crb3209Aug 02, 2024Copper ContributorIt works!!!! Thank you so much. What does the ">0" do?
- Rodrigo_Aug 02, 2024Steel ContributorIt just ensuring that the logical condition for either of the dates being in August is evaluated within the sumproduct, contributing to the final count only when the condition is met.