Is there a way to sum a list that contains both text and values using the SUMPRODUCT function? My efforts yielded the #VALUE! error. SUM and SUMIF will ignore the text but I have multiple criteria.
View 9 RepliesUsing Excel 2010, I am trying to do a Sumproduct formula with two criteria, one of which needs to ignore text values.
Here is the set up:
Column AColumn BColumn C
(Side)(Qty)(Price)
Buy5,51215.67
Sell119,428null
Buy24,20945.77
Sell20,05412.25
...
I'm trying to find the sumproduct of Qty * Price if the side equals "Buy" (or "Sell") but ignoring the "null" value in column C. The formula I have is =SUMPRODUCT(--($A$2:$A$20="Buy")*IF(ISNUMBER($C$2:$C$20),--($B$2:$B$20*$C$2:$C$20)))
The result in the cell is 0, but if I open the Insert Function dialog box, I see the correct value being returned.
I am trying to add values
and I am having a problem when I introduce a blank lookup as in status here.
I have included the formula below ...
i have information across three columns the first has user-names in each row the whole way down, the second has between 1-7 activity codes (when not eacher user will use), the third has the times they have been on these codes.
what im trying to do is match the name, code and get the time to be displayed in a fix table, as the reported information is not always in the same structer
eg
user1 code 1 0:02:00
user1
user1
user2 code 3 0:05:00
user2 code 6 0:20:00
user2
now i've got it in my head that sumproduct iwll be the best way to get it, but i cant seam to get the third array to work properly, and always comes up with either value or NA
I'm trying to use SUMPRODUCT as a sort of SUMIF/VLOOKUP hybrid. The following formula:
Code:
=ROUND(SUMPRODUCT('[12 GB BUDGET 15 V1 LOCAL VERSION.xlsx]
Revenue'!$G$3:$FM$3=$K2)*('[12 GB BUDGET 15 V1
LOCAL VERSION.xlsx]Revenue'!$G$27:$FM$27);0)
... should check for the value in cell K2 of the current sheet, compare it to all the values in row 3 of the Revenue sheet, and add up any and all values for those columns in row 27 where there's a match in row 3.
I don't get an error, but it's not adding anything up, either.
The problem facing by me that I have a worksheet in which I count some values through sumproduct function in vba but its not working but if i manually put in this in sheet it works.here is the code.
Dim Sal As Workbook
Dim rng As Range
Dim rng1 As Range
Dim Dept As Range
Dim Dept1 As Range
Dim rg As Range
Dim i As Byte
Sub salries()
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
On Error Resume Next
Set Con = Workbooks("Branch Wise Deparment Wise No. of Staff.xls")
Set Sal = Workbooks("salarysheet.xls")
Sal.Activate
Sheets("Working").Delete
Sheets("GT").Activate
Range("B3").Select
Set rng = Range(ActiveCell, Selection.End(xlDown))..............
My formula works fine:
In cell D12:
=SUMPRODUCT(('Raw data'!$L$25:$L$10958=Sheet1!$C$9)*('Raw data'!$C$25:$C$10958=Sheet1!$C12),('Raw data'!$H$25:$H$10958))
Sheet1!$C$9 = "Both"
But when i change C9 to i.e. 2013 or 2012....the data does not show anything only 0s?
i have attached a sample : sumprod_values_issue .xlsm
I am trying to use the following formula:
=SUMPRODUCT('Raw Data'!$B$2:$B$10000=$A$1)
The reason why I am using sumproduct is b/c I have to add more to this formula. In column B on the Raw Data sheet there are years listed. The years are formatted as text. Is there a way to have this formula work without having to change the format of column B?
I am trying to sum up column V, when for a specific date in column z, and only sum when the two names EEM, Merri1* are involved. I used the * because there are a couple of variations for MErri1 after the 1. The formula is not working. I believe it's the way I'm combining this
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Full formula is below:
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I've used the sumproduct formula very sucessfully in a workbook. The workbook is used to monitor discrepancies routed to other departments. Column U has the status of the discrepancy (Open, Closed, Cancelled etc). The below formula returns the number of discrepancies raised to a particular department. Now I need to tweak the formula to exclude values "Cancelled" found in range $U$119:$U:417.
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Register!$I$119:$I$417=$A4),--(Register!$C$119:$C$417=B$2),--(Register!$B$119:$B$417))
fix cell E8-E19 (totals). I don't think its anything to do with the date format.
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This is what I tried, but I get #name
Code:
=SUMPRODUCT((Datasheet!J2:J65000 = Range("C3:AA3"))*Datasheet!F2:F65000)
If I use a single cell it works, but only with what matches that cell.
Code:
=SUMPRODUCT((Datasheet!J2:J65000 = C3)*Datasheet!F2:F65000)
I'd like the criteria to match anything in that range C3:AA3. Do I need to specify each cell individually or is there an easy way have it use the entire range's values for its criteria?
I am trying to sum up the rows that have multiple values in one column.
Here is my curent formula THAT works
=SUMPRODUCT(($H$46:$H$5787="EO-Deal Processing-Closing")*($K$46:$K$5787="Submitted")*($I$46:$I$5787="2-medium"))
Now I also want to add the following
($K$46:$K$5787="Assigned")
How can I get the value I need so that column "K" I get returned both "submitted" and "assigned"?
Sumproduct formula with selection criteria of "A", "B"... in the first column and numeric values in the next colum. The selection is controled by a List where the user can choose "A", "B", ... ,or "ALL". What wildcard-type (pseudo) is needed to select all values when "ALL" is chosen?
I'm using Sumproduct because there is other selection criteria, but it should not impact this part of the formula.
Example: Sumproduct((A1:A100=X1)*(B1:B100)) , where A=selection aray, B=numeric value, X1=corresponding list selection to A
How to use Sumproduct for the following?
Col1 Col2
5 1 mL
4 1.5 mL
5 2.5 mL
7 2 mL
2 1.5 mL
I have trying to write a sumproduct formula, however, the total sum amount that i get is "0", which i think the formula is not picking up the text.
=SUMPRODUCT(($Y$2:$Y$65536="Evaporative cooler*")*($Q$2:$Q$65536=$AM$5)*($N$2:$N$65536=6),($AA$2:$AA$65536))
Y column is the text column to find the Evaporative cooler, the Q is another column where i have write the text out at AM5, N is a number field. The only bracket that is not working is the Y. Can you please let me know if I did anything wrong to it?
There are 3 types of Evaporative cooler, 1) Evaporative cooler - phoenix, 2) Evaporative cooler - Cal, 3) Evaporative cooler - Brisa. I wondered if I can use "*" to select all of the Evaporative cooler, instead of listing all three.
I recently had a lot of help using the sumproduct formula with isnumber datevalue added to it. I now want to do the same but rather than finding numbers, i want it to find text.
In my attached example. You can see that Jerry A has received three applciations, but 2 of them have been cancelled. How can i add the formula where it would only count Jerry A's applications, but where they have been cancelled i.e. the formula would show 2 not 3.
I'm using this sumproduct and it works until a cell has text.
=SUMPRODUCT(($C7:$C16=$C$2)*($D7:F16))
I've tried =SUMPRODUCT(--($C7:$C16=$C$2),($D7:F16)) but got the #Value! error because of the D7:F16 range. If I changed it to become F7:F16, then it works. But...my original formula adds all values giving me a YTD result. If I changed the range to be only F7:F16, then all I get is just that column's data. I have January to December's data across the columns from D to F. Any ideas on keeping my D to F range? I've tried Transpose but it didn't work either.
Let's say I have two columns: Homeless (column A) & Services (column B). Homeless responses can be either "Y" or "N". Service can be "a", "b", or "ab". Here is an example:
Homeless Service
y a
y b
n a
y ab
I was hoping to use SUMPRODUCT to calculate clients who are homeless and receiving "a" service. I want to be able to calculate those receiving "a" service even if they are receiving "b" service, so I attempted to use asterisks like I have used prior with the COUNTIF function. Here is what I thought would work:
=SUMPRODUCT((A2:A5="y")*(B2:B5="*a*"))
And I expected it to return 2, but I found that I couldn't get the SUMPRODUCT to work with asterisks. I am able to get the results I want be creating a new column to sort the services into just those who are homeless and then using COUNTIF, but I'd rather come up with a more streamlined approach.
I written the formula below:
=SUMPRODUCT((B7:B9=$A1)*(E7:E9>=0),"CAP EXCEEDED","CAP Not breached")
B7:B9 = text and numerical values in format Year 1, Year 2 etc
E7: E9 = numerical values
what I am trying to achieve is if YEAR 1 for example is equal to cell A1 and the value in column E is greater than 0 then return statement "CAP Exceeded else return the statement CAP not breached.
The below table is a small extract from my data. I want the formula in C3 to return the contents of A4, that is, where Amount = D3, Policy = E3, Status A3. The following formula returns 0, because I'm trying to return a text string rather than a numerical value:....
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Criteria 2 Column A must be less than Reimbrusement - 11
The following formula in G2 appears to have an error in criteria 1 ....
I am having great difficulties in finishing this formula off.
It is a sumproduct containg many criterias, however one of them is to only add up a certain coloumn if another column begins with L&L...
The coloumd contains L&L and a number, but the number changes so i need the number to be a wildcard. I have tried ="L&L???" but this does not work.
=-SUMPRODUCT((Catagory="STK Retail")*(MONTH(Inv_Date)=3)*(YEAR(Inv_Date)=2008)*(How"Account")*(Order="L&L???")*(Stock))
If recently learned how to use the sumproduct function as a lookup for multiple criteria and it was working great, but I realize now all the values that I was returning were numbers. Is there a way to use the sumproduct under the same circumstances but to return a text value?
COL ACOL BCOL C
A1X
A2F
A3G
B1E
B2S
I would want the lookup with conditions of ColA=A and ColB=2, so the return should be "F"
=SUMPRODCUT(($A$1:$A$5="A")*($B$1:$B$5=2)*$B$1:$B$5).
Question is...in the below formula the red are pointing back to name ranges in a different tab on my spreadsheet. On that spreadsheet I also have a name range called DTCCSUBSUPPREF
I would like to add within my formula, a string which will point to that name range and exclude values if they fit my criteria. Basically I need to see values only where comp or tri dont show up. comp or tri could be the only value in the cell, or could be in the beginning of a string, at end, or in between. Below examples. I have tried (--(DTCCSUBSUPPREF<>"*comp*")*(--(DTCCSUBSUPPREF<>"*tri*") , and I would have thought the * characters would have served as a catch all.
Below is the entire forumla just in case.
11111111FT04comp
comp
tri
11comp
11tri
tri11111111FRP06
=SUMPRODUCT((--(DTCCSUBTRANSTYPE<>$G$2))*(--(DTCCSUBEVENTTYPE<>$I$2)*(--(DTCCSUBBACKLOAD<>$I$3)
*(--(DTCCSUBINPUTSOURCE<>$I$4)*(--(TEXT(DTCCSUBTRADEDATE,"MMM-YY")=$D$2))))))
I am attempting to count from a spreadsheet the reference number of a customer (numbers and text) based on two criteria.
1, If column G= Requested
2, Column I = Meeting
Count Row E
I thought a sumproduct was best and have started using it for the first time, I thought this should work but I keep getting a #NUM! error.
I have tried with numbers and it works but the non numeric aspect is difficult.
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I'm looking at the formula in Sheet3, cell F5. You'll see that the criteria "--(Sheet2!I:I<>Sheet1!O:O)" does not seem to be working. I need the formula to not include any values from Sheet2!E:E, where the corresponding value in column I does not equal any value in Sheet1!O:O. Also, these values can change by user so its not as simple as just typing them in to the formula as an array...
That VBA part of this is that it's in a macro, so if there is any way to make this easier using code instead of a simple formula.
Here is what I have so far:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Red",A9:A56))),B9:B56,L9:L56)/SUMPRODUCT(--(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Red",A9:A56))),B9:B56)
So in column A is the text string i.e Big Red Chiquita Apple
Column B is the dollar value
Column C is another variable.
If I want to find "Red" and "Apple" ONLY within same cell. What would be my best bet?
I'm trying to work out how to fix the formula below to take into account and ignore and text entries, while giving me the result of the sum of column K minus the sum of column J. If I delete the text entries, the code works but I need the text entries to stay where they are. I've attached a sample sheet with fake info to explain whan I'm trying to do.
Cell N28 on the 'MGMT INFO' tab contains the following formula:
=IF(ISERROR(SUMPRODUCT((Sheet01!$K$1:$K$1000)-(Sheet01!$J$1:$J$1000))),0,(SUMPRODUCT((Sheet01!$K$1:$K$1000)-(Sheet01!$J$1:$J$1000))))
Columns J and K on the 'Sheet01' tab contain the Pay and Invoice information for all the work planners for that client that I'm trying to find the difference between. Each work planner has 'Pay' and 'Invoice' also in that column though, one entry per planner which is causing the SUMPRODUCT formula to screw up.