I have a few varieties of SumProduct-formulae that are very helpful when dealing with numbers and/or letters in set conditions.
Like this one, which counts rows where conditions are met in four columns:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Z413:Z432="G");--(AB413:AB432<-3);--(AC413:AC432>0,4)*(AD413:AD432>5))
and this one, which sums the values of the same
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Z413:Z432="G");--(AB413:AB432<-3);--(AC413:AC432>0,4);--(AD413:AD432>5);(AD413:AD432))
How does one make these two do their respective jobs when one or some of the columns are conditions for the next column - with their changing values, and thereby changing conditions?
Instead of "bigger than 0,4" as the condition for the AC part, it should be something like "bigger than it's AD counterpart" (AD value on the same row).
I have a few combinations of these "internal" measurements to do (the AB in addition being < than a certain percentage of the AC, and so on) but first of all I need a solution to the placement of the > and < signs.
I have 4 columns, A B C and D. They are a mix of formats.
A= Name (text) B= Date C= Code (text) D= Number
I need a formula that gives me the total from column D, provided conditions for columns A, B and C are met. The date condition is month only, so I'm using MONTH(1) for January etc.
I can find a formula if there are only three columns total (using SUMPRODUCT), but not 4.
I'd like to use a sumproduct function to count 2 conditions. I want to add the number of times the number 0 is entered in Column D when a 1 is entered in the same row within Column C next to it.
I'm using the formula below yet its wrong.... it gives the answer of 7 rather than 1 (see data in attached file).
My sumproduct has multiple conditions - is there a limit to the number of multiple conditions one sumproduct formula can have? I didn't think there was????
The formula looks like this, and should return results - at the moment, it returns #N/A. Does it have anything to do with the fact that I'm using named ranges?
I am trying to get sumproduct to work on a table where two conditions in the same column must be true (ie two employees must both have worked on the same project) in order to calculate a result. Trouble is my formula doesn't produce anything but a big fat zero.
Column A contains the list of projects. Column B has the list of employees. And column C has each employee's cost. So:
=sumproduct((column A = project1) * (column B = Joe) * (column B = Mark) * (column C))
=total cost of Project1 when both Joe AND Mark work on it.
Unfortunately, when I structure sumproduct this way, it returns zero.
Ive started using the sumproduct function to count multiple conditions which is useful
howveer if i want to count those records in one column that meet a condition and those records in another column that meet anyone of a number of conditions how can i do that?
i am creating a spreadsheet to account for work being done on a team. At the moment the sheet adds up the average time that the whole team is taking to do a task,and it also adds up the time each person is taking.
so for instance: KL take 100 minutes to do the task. but the average time across the team is 90 minutes per task. i have my list of staff with their times in column E. so what i want is if their time is higher than the average then the box turns red, if it is lower then green etc. (the average figure is got by summing everyones totals in box B22.
I am an Excel newbie and would like your help to develop the attached spread sheet. I would like the colour of cells A4 to H4 to change colour when the date in column B is plus 10 days and the same to happen to A5 to H5 so on and so on
I would also like the cells A4 to P4 to change colour when a quote goes to become an order an we enter data into J4 to P4 again the same thing to happen in subsequent lines as data is entered in the relevant line.
Basically I want a quote of 10 days or more to show as a different colour so that an employee can chase the quote. Once the quote become a firm order I want the cells to become a different colour again.
I have a small problem using the ‘sumproduct function’ which I am using it to calculate the area under curves using the following equation (=SUMPRODUCT((B10:B109-B9:B108)*(D10:D109+D9:D108))*0.5). However I have hundreds of curves to calculate the area under and the length of the data series for each curve is different, I am currently changing the length of the data series by hand. I have attached an example worksheet of 2 sets of data (the formula I am using at the moment is highlighted in blue – row 203). Is there are function or formula that I can use inside this equation to change the range of the formula depending on the length of the data series?
I need to change the color of a specific cell when conditions are met in a different cell and it seems like it may be beyond the scope of simply applying conditional formatting. What vba code would look like in proper syntax to make the following statement true. IF cell value Q4 is >=cell value S4 AND cell value R4 is <100 Then cell Q4 turns red and IF cell value Q4 is >= cell value S4 AND cell value R4 =100 then cell Q4 turns green. it may also be useful to know that the "cell values" in this example will be dates and not straight values. this may be possible to do using conditional formatting, but i cannot find a formula that works.
I'm trying to add either a new condition to a formula or modify existing formula, so blank cells can't be taken as a number like 0 Here is the formula =IF(N14>0,1,0)
***This is what I do with formulas with similar problems =IF(COUNT(Y14,A14)=2,Y14/A14*100,"")
unfortunately the above condition its already a condition by itself so I don't know what to do whether to modify condition or add a new condition which I don't know how to do.
I'm trying to write a SUMPRODUCT formula (cell H2 in the attachment) that gives different outputs according to the value of another cell (H1), but the output values are incorrect. I suppose it's because the "else" value given in the IF formula won't be recognized as a formula but as a text.
I'm currently using a series of SUMPRODUCT formulas to populate a summary page from a large data source. This works fine in the most part, however one part of the summary page calls for a number of different criteria to be counted within the same data range. I'm currently using a work around by having three seperate SUMPRODUCT formulas on hidden rows, and then totaling their answers to give me the result I want, however I wondered if there was a cleaner and better way to do this? An exampel of the formula I am currently working with is below:
I've got a workbook where sheet "Raw Data" is used to enter audit findings. Subsequent sheet "Analysis" contains formulas to extract quantities and nature of audit findings so that they can be shown on quarterly reports.
When I set up the workbook the formulas on the "Analysis" sheet worked fine. The department has filled the columns with data and now all the formulas are returning #Value! There's something fishy going on here.....
I'm using Excel 2003. I have been using SUMPRODUCT to look at too compare columns and data that is contained in both. Column L11:L52 contains the numbers 1 to 4 and Column K11:K52 contains the word YES in some cells. I just want to look and see if text is contained in a row in column L is it contained in that row in column K. This is the formula I'm using but it seems over complicated and I'm sure there is a way of just looking if the cell contains information without worrying what it is.
I am trying to sum the same data across several tabs but I am using information in the column and row headers to find it. For some reason this formula wont work and I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong.
I have a workbook which contains multiple lines of data. In column H it contains a date. I want to count how many of these dates occur in January. I also want to be able to add other criteria as well. Example, column H = Janaury and column D=Open. In cell B2 I have the number 1 which represents “January”. Below is my formula but it returns an error.
I would like to have a sumproduct formula to sum up in a paticular table in my worksheet. But its in a weird table format. Look in cell A1 that is my criteria it should sum cells G24 thru G28 and it should return the total of 1.8000. The rows could varies from time to time in those table formats. Does anyone knows how to accomplishment this.
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I'm trying to use the sumproduct formula to query 3 columns: I want it to look in column E for either a "P" "C" or an "A", multiply the corresponding numbers in column D and F, and put the sumproduct total in cell C5, D5 and E5 for each formula below. The problem is that I keep getting #VALUE! result. It's because some cells in the range have #N/A in them, but I can't control that.
Here is my formula:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(E9:E70="P"),D9:D70,F9:F70)
=SUMPRODUCT(--(E9:E70="A"),D9:D70,F9:F70)
=SUMPRODUCT(--(E9:E70="C"),D9:D70,F9:F70)
How can I use this formula if for example cells D15-17 have no values or are #N/A?
I have a sheet with repeated dates for several months and I need to break out data by week and then by certain criteria. I can do 1 or the other but combining the COUNTIF formula and the SUMPRODUCT formula has proven to be beyond me.
What I need to do is have the formula return a sum of all of the fields in colG that are >5 within a date range. Once I find that # I have to divide it by another field and multiply by 100 to get the percent.
