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    SUMPRODUCT Difficulty

    I am tring to figure out what is wrong with my formula.

    Works if I am looking just for the word "Mainframe"
    =SUMPRODUCT((D2:D499="Mainframe")*(I2:I499=O51))

    Returns the count of 16



    This is the part that does not work...

    Does not work if I am looking for anything that contains the word "Mainframe"
    =SUMPRODUCT((D2:D499="Mainframe*")*(I2:I499=O51))

    Myunderstanding is all I need to do is add the wild card to make this work.


    Should return the count of 18

    Example of data

    D2 - D499 I2 - I499 O51 = Yellow Proven
    Mainframe Yellow Proven
    Mainframe Yellow Proven
    Mainframe Yellow Proven
    Mainframe Yellow Proven
    Mainframe Yellow Proven
    Mainframe Yellow Proven
    Mainframe Yellow Proven
    MainframeTest Yellow Proven
    Mainframe Yellow Proven
    Mainframe Yellow Proven
    Mainframe Yellow Proven
    Mainframe Yellow Proven
    Mainframe Yellow Proven
    Mainframe Yellow Proven
    Mainframe Test Red Proven
    Windows Yellow Proven
    Mainframe Yellow Proven
    Mainframe Yellow Proven
    Mainframe Yellow Proven
    Mainframe Red Proven

    Thanks so much for any help,

    Darkhat

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    Wildcards don't work with "=" comparators... only works with , comparators like Countif, Sumif and Match...

    Anyways try:

    =SUMPRODUCT(Isnumber(Search("Mainframe",D2:D499))*(I2:I499=O51))
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    Quote Originally Posted by NBVC View Post

    =SUMPRODUCT(Isnumber(Search("Mainframe",D2:D499))*(I2:I499=O51))
    This looks like it works perfect.... Thanks soooooooooooo much....

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    Before if I wanted to count any numbers that are not Mainframe I entered this...

    =SUMPRODUCT((D2:D499<>"Mainframe")*(I2:I499=O51))

    How do i do this with the new formula?
    =SUMPRODUCT(Isnumber(Search("Mainframe",D2:D499))*(I2:I499=O51))

    Thanks,

    Darkhat

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    Try:

    =SUMPRODUCT(Isna(Search("Mainframe",D2:D499))*(I2:I499=O51))

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