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    dsum on multiple criteria

    Ihave the following headings in a database


    CSA Meeting Date Meeting type Company Inhouse Products/Funds JV Product 1 JV Product 2 Venue Sales Manager 2nd Manager (JP, KMcI SS) Inv. Manager Filenote Issued Working Day No. of Attendees Cancelled Pack Required Compliance Required Division Reason for no Compliance "Date sent to
    Compliance" "Pack/Literature
    Used" Pack Path




    i want to use the Dsum to produce the total amount of managers met for a cvertain sales person for a certain type of meeting. I trued thr following but it is returninga #value

    =DSUM(A27:V1028,13,AND(3=$BH3,9=BI$2,12<>0))

    where 13 applies to the number of managers column
    3 is the meeting type
    9 is the managers name
    12 ensures that its only counted if teh meeting note is done.

    Please help.
    Last edited by myroz; 12-15-2008 at 09:33 AM. Reason: the guy providing the help is a genius

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    I'm not sure your 3rd argument is correct.

    Can you post a sample sheet... with names, etc changed to avoid confidentiality issues.
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    here is a samle spreadsheet.

    Thanks for teh attention..........again
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    I'm not sure that it is easy to easy DSUM() this way...

    Perhaps try an alternative: Sumproduct()

    E.g. in BI3, enter formula:

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    copy it down and across your summary table.

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    You are again a god amongst men.

    Thank you

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