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How to combine 2 different SUMPRODUCT criteria into one cell?????

  1. #1
    Tourcat
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    How to combine 2 different SUMPRODUCT criteria into one cell?????

    Here is what I have as a function for cell J8, for example:

    =7.75*SUMPRODUCT(--NOT(ISNA(MATCH(E8:H8,
    {"LA";"PD";"EA";"PDX";"MC";"V";"PR"},0))))

    But, I need to include cell I8 into the calculation, but it would be
    multiplied by 4.75, instead of 7.75. What I'm doing, basically, is to
    determine the occurences of 7 different text strings in cells E8:I8,
    but I8 needs to be multiplied by 4.75, rather than 7.75. There may be
    a simple answer, but I don't know how. Thanks.


  2. #2
    Don Guillett
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    Re: How to combine 2 different SUMPRODUCT criteria into one cell?????

    could it be as simple as =yourformula+(4.75*i8)

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    "Tourcat" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > Here is what I have as a function for cell J8, for example:
    >
    > =7.75*SUMPRODUCT(--NOT(ISNA(MATCH(E8:H8,
    > {"LA";"PD";"EA";"PDX";"MC";"V";"PR"},0))))
    >
    > But, I need to include cell I8 into the calculation, but it would be
    > multiplied by 4.75, instead of 7.75. What I'm doing, basically, is to
    > determine the occurences of 7 different text strings in cells E8:I8,
    > but I8 needs to be multiplied by 4.75, rather than 7.75. There may be
    > a simple answer, but I don't know how. Thanks.
    >




  3. #3
    Myrna Larson
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    Re: How to combine 2 different SUMPRODUCT criteria into one cell?????

    I don't think so, Don. I8 also has to contain one of those strings.

    On Wed, 9 Feb 2005 14:24:53 -0600, "Don Guillett" <[email protected]> wrote:

    >could it be as simple as =yourformula+(4.75*i8)



  4. #4
    Aladin Akyurek
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    Re: How to combine 2 different SUMPRODUCT criteria into one cell?????

    =SUMPRODUCT(--ISNUMBER(MATCH(E8:I8,{"LA";"PD";"EA";"PDX";"MC";"V";"PR"},0)),{7.75,7.75,7.75,7.75,4.75})

    Note that NOT(ISNA(MATCH(...))) == ISNUMBER(MATCH(...))

    Tourcat wrote:
    > Here is what I have as a function for cell J8, for example:
    >
    > =7.75*SUMPRODUCT(--NOT(ISNA(MATCH(E8:H8,
    > {"LA";"PD";"EA";"PDX";"MC";"V";"PR"},0))))
    >
    > But, I need to include cell I8 into the calculation, but it would be
    > multiplied by 4.75, instead of 7.75. What I'm doing, basically, is to
    > determine the occurences of 7 different text strings in cells E8:I8,
    > but I8 needs to be multiplied by 4.75, rather than 7.75. There may be
    > a simple answer, but I don't know how. Thanks.
    >


  5. #5
    Max
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    Re: How to combine 2 different SUMPRODUCT criteria into one cell?????

    In case you missed it,
    here's Myrna's suggestions posted in your original thread:

    ".. You can shorten the formula a bit by using ISNUMBER instead of
    NOT(ISNA(...)) and by moving the multiplication inside the sumproduct
    formula (which eliminates the need for the --), i.e.

    =SUMPRODUCT(7.75*ISNUMBER(MATCH(E8:H8,{"LA";"PD";"EA";"PDX";"MC";"V";"PR"},0
    )))+
    4.75*(ISNUMBER(MATCH(I8,{"LA";"PD";"EA";"PDX";"MC";"V";"PR"},0)))

    Or, IF none of the cells E8:H8 will ever be blank,

    =SUMPRODUCT(7.75*ISNUMBER(FIND(E8:H8,"LA/PD/EA/PDX/MC/V/PR")))+4.75*ISNUMBER
    (FIND(I8,"LA/PD/EA/PDX/MC/V/PR"))

    ... "
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    Max
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    "Tourcat" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > Here is what I have as a function for cell J8, for example:
    >
    > =7.75*SUMPRODUCT(--NOT(ISNA(MATCH(E8:H8,
    > {"LA";"PD";"EA";"PDX";"MC";"V";"PR"},0))))
    >
    > But, I need to include cell I8 into the calculation, but it would be
    > multiplied by 4.75, instead of 7.75. What I'm doing, basically, is to
    > determine the occurences of 7 different text strings in cells E8:I8,
    > but I8 needs to be multiplied by 4.75, rather than 7.75. There may be
    > a simple answer, but I don't know how. Thanks.
    >




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