Hi, I hope someone can help me with this...
I have a table with dates in the headers, rows with fruit products sold in different countries and I'm trying to sum f.i. total Apples sold in the UK as well as FR, based on 40 (iso weeknumber) and later 10 (being the month oct.).
I've tries different variations om sumproduct and sumifs but I only get #value results.
Many thanks in advance for helping me out....
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In the workbook you ask this:
Try this:What formula would I need to sum the total amount of Apples sold in DE and FR in week 40 (2-8 okt 2023), or f.i. the total amount of Oranges sold in FR, IT and UK.
=SUMPRODUCT((((Tabel1[Country]="UK")+(Tabel1[Country]="FR")+(Tabel1[Country]="IT"))*(Tabel1[Product]="Apples"))*(ISOWEEKNUM(Tabel1[[#Headers],[1-10-2023]:[10-10-2023]])=40)*Tabel1[[1-10-2023]:[10-10-2023]])
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And for the same, but in October:
=SUMPRODUCT((((Tabel1[Country]="UK")+(Tabel1[Country]="FR")+(Tabel1[Country]="IT"))*(Tabel1[Product]="Apples"))*(MONTH(Tabel1[[#Headers],[1-10-2023]:[10-10-2023]])=10)*Tabel1[[1-10-2023]:[10-10-2023]])
Wow..! Thanks ever so much for your help AliGW...
Thing I missed out on in my formulas were:
(Tabel1[Country]="UK")+(Tabel1[Country]="FR")+(Tabel1[Country]="IT").
I used * instead of +.
ISOWEEKNUM(Tabel1[[#Headers],[1-10-2023]:[10-10-2023]])=40
MONTH(Tabel1[[#Headers],[1-10-2023]:[10-10-2023]])=10
I just couldn't get these right with the above mentioned * instead of +
Happy to help.
+ means OR, * means AND in these scenarios.
Now that I'm adding the formula to my actual sheet a question arises:
Can I somehow replace the TTabel1[[#Headers],[1-10-2023]:[10-10-2023]] part so that it automatically expands when the table gets one or more new columns...?
I've tried:
Tabel1[[#Headers]:[#Headers]]
Tabel1[[#Headers],[#Headers]:[#Headers]] but that obviously doesn't work.
Another option could be to add a 'last column' and copy/paste new data before that, but I'm not sure whoever handling the file would understand.
Like:
Tabel1[[#Headers],[1-10-2023]:[Last Column]]
The second option would be your best bet, I think.
P3=SUMPRODUCT(($C$2:$C$100=$O3)*(VALUE($D$1:$M$1)>=VALUE($P$1))*(VALUE($D$1:$M$1)<=VALUE($Q$1))*(ISNUMBER(MATCH($B$2:$B$100,$T3:$X3,0)))*($D$2:$M$100))
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Hi Caracalla,
Thanks, that's an interesting approach which I'm sure I'm gonna use some day, but for now I'll go with AliGW's sollution...
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