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    SumIF multiple column criteria

    Hi, looking to work a sum function with multiple match criteria. I.e., if column A = x and Column B = y, then sum Column C
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    Maybe

    =SUMPRODUCT((A1:A10="X")*(B1:B10="Y")*(C1:C10))
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    Hi, no sorry, not looking for a sumproduct. Here is what I have...

    =SUMIF((AND(A1:A10="X",B1:B10="Y"),C1:C10)

    where I'm looking to sum Column C for all rows that match the dual column criteria of A and B

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    Quote Originally Posted by gd19
    Hi, no sorry, not looking for a sumproduct. Here is what I have...

    =SUMIF((AND(A1:A10="X",B1:B10="Y"),C1:C10)

    where I'm looking to sum Column C for all rows that match the dual column criteria of A and B
    Unless I'm completely misunderstanding your requirement, that's precisely what VBA Noob's SUMPRODUCT() function gives you.

    Why do you think it doesn't? This is the standard way of achieving a multi criteria 'SUMIF', which is something Microsoft in their infinite wisdom didn't cater for. Although it has to be said that SUMPRODUCT() is a pretty powerful general purpose solution for most of these sorts of requests. If you read around the subject you'll find that people have developed it in extremely clever ways that I guess Microsoft never even envisaged.

    HTH

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    Homework ??

    Try this array (Ctrl + Shift + enter)

    =SUM(IF(A1:A10="X",IF(B1:B10="y",C1:C10)))
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