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Old March 25th, 2010, 12:56 PM posted to microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions
Mark D
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Default SUMPRODUCT help

Good afternoon everyone

I have the following 2 formula's that are working perfectly for me

=(SUMPRODUCT((K9970%)*(B118=1),K78*'Base Data'!$I$31))
=(SUMPRODUCT((K99100%)*(B118=1),K78*'Base Data'!$G$31))

I need one last formula that allows me to say if K9970% but less than 100%

Can anybody offer any help, I can't seem to enter it without getting an error
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Old March 25th, 2010, 01:13 PM posted to microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions
Mike H
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Default SUMPRODUCT help

Mark,

Try this

=SUMPRODUCT((K9970%)*(K99100%)*(B118=1)*(K78*'Ba se data'!$I$31))
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"Mark D" wrote:

Good afternoon everyone

I have the following 2 formula's that are working perfectly for me

=(SUMPRODUCT((K9970%)*(B118=1),K78*'Base Data'!$I$31))
=(SUMPRODUCT((K99100%)*(B118=1),K78*'Base Data'!$G$31))

I need one last formula that allows me to say if K9970% but less than 100%

Can anybody offer any help, I can't seem to enter it without getting an error

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Old March 25th, 2010, 02:36 PM posted to microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions
Bob Phillips[_3_]
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Default SUMPRODUCT help


Why are you using SUMPRODUCT for a single cell.

Use

=IF(AND(B118=1,K9970%),'Base Data'!$I$31,0)

=IF(AND(B118=1,K99100%),'Base Data'!$G$31,0)


the third would follow the same principles, but I am not sure wheter it
would output I31 or G31


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Good afternoon everyone

I have the following 2 formula's that are working perfectly for me

=(SUMPRODUCT((K9970%)*(B118=1),K78*'Base Data'!$I$31))
=(SUMPRODUCT((K99100%)*(B118=1),K78*'Base Data'!$G$31))

I need one last formula that allows me to say if K9970% but less than
100%

Can anybody offer any help, I can't seem to enter it without getting an
error



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Old March 25th, 2010, 05:01 PM posted to microsoft.public.excel.worksheet.functions
Fred Smith[_4_]
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Default SUMPRODUCT help

Try this:
=k78*if(b1181,0,if(k9970%,'Base Data'!$I$31,if(K99100%,"whatever cell
you want",'Base Data'!$G$31)))

Regards,
Fred

"Mark D" wrote in message
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Good afternoon everyone

I have the following 2 formula's that are working perfectly for me

=(SUMPRODUCT((K9970%)*(B118=1),K78*'Base Data'!$I$31))
=(SUMPRODUCT((K99100%)*(B118=1),K78*'Base Data'!$G$31))

I need one last formula that allows me to say if K9970% but less than
100%

Can anybody offer any help, I can't seem to enter it without getting an
error


 




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