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adding results of two SUMIF's. Is there a better way?

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    Question adding results of two SUMIF's. Is there a better way?

    I know this is not a programming question but I'm looking for an answer from those who understand the cpu/memory impact of formulae.

    I have a source table:
    a)Year b)Week c)Item Code d)Sales

    I have a sumifs saying
    =SUMIFS(Sales,A:A,2010,B:B,">=30",B:B,"<=33",C:C,Itemv1)+
    SUMIFS(Sales,A:A,2010,B:B,">=30",B:B,"<=33",C:C,Itemv2)

    Some times 1 item has two itemcodes though so i add an exact sumifs for v2 of the Item.

    Is there a better way?

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    Re: adding results of two SUMIF's. Is there a better way?

    Maybe SUMPRODUCT will be a better option for you, here's the Masters site on it http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.SUMPRODUCT.html
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