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    Question Conditional SUMPRODUCT

    Hello,

    I have a worksheet with over 200K rows/data entries. This worksheet contains a list of titles and its sales performance by month - over a three month period. Not all titles have sales in each of three months, some had sales in 2 months or only 1.

    The worksheet lists the sales for each title by distributor by month.

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    https://www.hightail.com/download/ZW...RSs5eFdGa2NUQw


    I need a "master" sumproduct function to get the SUM total value of all sales during the 3-month period *BUT* for only titles that had *cumulative* sales over 500.

    Here is my formula that needs adjusting:

    =SUMPRODUCT(('Raw Data'!$E$2:$E$228707=TITLE)*('Raw Data'!$C$2:$C$228707=DISTRIBUTOR)*('Raw Data'!$H$2:$H$228707>=500),'Raw Data'!$H$2:$H$228707)

    Unfortunately that formula "filters" individual titles with sales over 500 by individual month, and NOT the titles cumulative sales over 3 months that exceed 500.


    Once I have that conditional sumproduct formula.... I'll need another formula to calculate the average sales performance of titles with cumulative sales over 500. I'm assuming all I need to calculate the average is a DISTINCT/count Unique values function.


    IE:
    SUMPRODUCT/Unique values




    I'll then need a formula to calculate the MAX/HIGHEST cumulative value. IE: what was the highest MAX value of cumulative sales (title with the highest sales over 3 months).

    =MAX(IF(('Raw Data'!$E$2:$E$228707=TITLE)*('Raw Data'!$C$2:$C$228707=DISTRIBUTOR)*('Raw Data'!$H$2:$H$228707>=500),'Raw Data'!$H$2:$H$228707))

    again this formula is incorrect because it only looks for the individual highest value listing, and not the highest cumulative total value


    Thanks

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    Re: Conditional SUMPRODUCT

    Can't tell from your description. Please try uploading direct to your post. The FAQs describe how. Many of us are reluctant to access downloads from 3rd part sites.
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    Re: Conditional SUMPRODUCT

    1 quick observation - using SP on that many rows is probably slowing your file way down. It may be better to use helper columns to run intermediate calcs, and then use a less resource-intense function.

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    Re: Conditional SUMPRODUCT

    Hi FDibbins,

    I'm not able to attach directly. The file is 9MB

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    Re: Conditional SUMPRODUCT

    we only need a small sample of what you are working with, just enough so we can give you want you need

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    Re: Conditional SUMPRODUCT

    Got it... I shortened the raw data. And also compressed it.

    But I was not able edit the original post... So I was forced to repost the question:

    http://www.excelforum.com/excel-form...-attached.html

    Thanks

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    Re: Conditional SUMPRODUCT

    Unable to open the file

    You can just upload the file here, in a new post

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    Re: Conditional SUMPRODUCT

    Hi FDibbins,

    I did. I uploaded the file directly to the forum in a new post:

    http://www.excelforum.com/excel-form...-attached.html

    Thanks

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    Re: Conditional SUMPRODUCT

    Yes, I know and I am unable to open that file

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    Re: Conditional SUMPRODUCT

    I tried with another computer. The download worked

    Is the link broken for you? Or does it download, but can't open the Zip file?

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    Re: Conditional SUMPRODUCT

    I reposed a newly created zip file


    Can you try downloading it again please?

    http://www.excelforum.com/excel-form...-attached.html

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    Re: Conditional SUMPRODUCT

    The link is not broken, I can d/l the zip file, butthe zip file had an error when opening it

    Also, you need to try and upload future files on this thread here, not the otehr thread

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    Re: Conditional SUMPRODUCT

    I was able to open that 1.

    Instead of SP, you should take a look at using the xxxIFs() range of functions, they are far more efficient than SP
    instead of...
    =SUMPRODUCT(('Raw Data'!$E$2:$E$30894=$K9)*('Raw Data'!$C$2:$C$30894=L$8)*('Raw Data'!$H$2:$H$30894>=$K$8))
    I used...
    =COUNTIFS('Raw Data'!$E:$E,TABLE!$K9,'Raw Data'!$C:$C,TABLE!L$8,'Raw Data'!$H:$H,">="&TABLE!$K$8)

    You could do the sane for SUM...
    =SUMIFS('Raw Data'!$H:$H,'Raw Data'!$E:$E,TABLE!$K9,'Raw Data'!$C:$C,TABLE!L$8,'Raw Data'!$H:$H,">="&TABLE!$K$8)
    and average...
    =AVERAGEIFS('Raw Data'!$H:$H,'Raw Data'!$E:$E,TABLE!$K9,'Raw Data'!$C:$C,TABLE!L$8,'Raw Data'!$H:$H,">="&TABLE!$K$8)

    Other than that, not really sure what you wanted here?

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    Re: Conditional SUMPRODUCT

    Thanks FDibbins, but How would I calculate the Max & median?

    Thanks

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    Re: Conditional SUMPRODUCT

    Quote Originally Posted by FDibbins View Post
    I was able to open that 1.

    Instead of SP, you should take a look at using the xxxIFs() range of functions, they are far more efficient than SP
    instead of...
    =SUMPRODUCT(('Raw Data'!$E$2:$E$30894=$K9)*('Raw Data'!$C$2:$C$30894=L$8)*('Raw Data'!$H$2:$H$30894>=$K$8))
    I used...
    =COUNTIFS('Raw Data'!$E:$E,TABLE!$K9,'Raw Data'!$C:$C,TABLE!L$8,'Raw Data'!$H:$H,">="&TABLE!$K$8)

    You could do the sane for SUM...
    =SUMIFS('Raw Data'!$H:$H,'Raw Data'!$E:$E,TABLE!$K9,'Raw Data'!$C:$C,TABLE!L$8,'Raw Data'!$H:$H,">="&TABLE!$K$8)
    and average...
    =AVERAGEIFS('Raw Data'!$H:$H,'Raw Data'!$E:$E,TABLE!$K9,'Raw Data'!$C:$C,TABLE!L$8,'Raw Data'!$H:$H,">="&TABLE!$K$8)

    Other than that, not really sure what you wanted here?


    Hi FDibbins,

    the formula:
    =SUMIFS('Raw Data'!$H:$H,'Raw Data'!$E:$E,TABLE!$K9,'Raw Data'!$C:$C,TABLE!L$8,'Raw Data'!$H:$H,">="&TABLE!$K$8)

    is incorrect because it still suffers from the original problem with the SUMPRODUCT function. It's only including titles with sales over 500 - excluding instances where a title has sales under 500 in a particular month. In reality, even if a title had sales of 300, cumulative sales in 3 months could be well over 500. The qualifier should be cumulative sales over 500 for each title.

    Thank you

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    Re: Conditional SUMPRODUCT

    Does anyone know of a solution please?

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