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    SUMing two IF Values

    Here's what I want the formula to do for me:
    I'm in regional sales and need to track sales figures (column C) within a City (column A) within a specific date range (column B). See attached xls example file.
    I have tried nesting AND and SUM into an IF formula as well as an INDEX formula with no success.
    Any thoughts? Thanks!
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    Maybe

    =SUMPRODUCT((Sales!$A$2:$A$12='City Raw Data'!$A2)*(YEAR(Sales!$B$2:$B$12)=RIGHT(B$1,4)+0)*(Sales!$C$2:$C$12))
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    Hi,

    Try something like this in B2 of the "city raw data" sheet then drag across and down:

    =SUMPRODUCT((Sales!$A$2:$A$12=$A2)*(YEAR(Sales!$B$2:$B$12)=ABS(RIGHT(B$1,4))),Sales!$C$2:$C$12)
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    SUMPRODUCT worked like a champ. Thanks! Although, I'm curious because I have no clue how it knows the year I'm looking for when the cell (B1) said "Sales 2008". I didn't know that excel could look for numbers within a text/num cell. Interesting.

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    The right function returns the last 4 characters e.g returns 2007 for text "Sales 2007" and by adding the zero it converts it to a number

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