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I have function like:
=SUMPRODUCT((MONTH('MyTab'!D3:D102)=1)*('MyTab'!U3:U102))
How to set IF function as empty or 0 value inside D3:D102 should not SUM any cells.
I have function like:
=SUMPRODUCT((MONTH('MyTab'!D3:D102)=1)*('MyTab'!U3:U102))
How to set IF function as empty or 0 value inside D3:D102 should not SUM any cells.
Hi toplisek, could you be a bit clearer as to what you want the IF to check for? Do you mean if SUMPRODUCT((MONTH('MyTab'!D3:D102)=1)*('MyTab'!U3:U102)) is equal to zero, don't sum?
May be something like this....
=SUMPRODUCT((MONTH(MyTab!D3:D102)=1)*(MyTab!D3:D102<>0)*(MyTab!U3:U102))
Something like this...
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As i understand the question.
=IF(SUMPRODUCT((D3:D102="")*(D3:D102=0))>0,"",SUMPRODUCT((MONTH(D3:D102)=1)*(U3:U102)))
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After reading your answer, the question makes senseOriginally Posted by Fotis1991
It worsk. Thanks. What will do <>0
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