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Convert sumproduct formula for use in powerpivot?

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    Thumbs up Convert sumproduct formula for use in powerpivot?

    I'm looking for a formula for use in powerpivot, that can convert the following formula (I do not wanna use any VBA, only generate a caluculated column in powerpivot, based on a formula)

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    The formula checks for 3 different values, and returns a status code for each. If no match is found it returns "no match".

    The formula looks for the criteria (1234 or 1857201 or 1857206) in column2 (item) and writes a status code in column3 (output). At the same time it also checks for simular order numbers (column1). So the same status code is present for all order-number rows. (If a match in column2 / item is found)

    Se the excample in regular excell here:

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    Re: Convert sumproduct formula for use in powerpivot?

    I'm playing around with this formula

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    It works for "1234", but if i extend the above formula with IF statements, to combine it with the other 2 criterias (1857201 or 1857206), i just get "NO MATCH"... Maybe the above formula can be used as an inspiration

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