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    Sumproduct with Multiple (Header) Criteria - Sumproduct, Index, Match

    Hello Excel Gurus,

    I have a simple question for you (hard for me). I believe it involves sumproduct, index and match. Of course, if there's a simpler way, would be better.

    The problem is this. I have a list of countries (going down the rows) with it's respective gross revenue and net revenues for each month (across the column).

    I'm trying to find the sum of each country in each month for each revenue.

    I have attached an excel file for a clear picture of how the data was set up and what are my desired results to be.

    I googled sumproduct, and came up with this (see below - this is only for country Asia for Net Revenue in Jan 2011). However, this is "manually" looking at the headers. Therefore, I'm wondering if there's a way to make it "auto" to be able to smart enough to look at the headers (revenue and its month) and sum it up through formulas (which I believe it can be done)



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    Re: Sumproduct with Multiple (Header) Criteria - Sumproduct, Index, Match

    For your example you would be better served by SUMIF, i.e.

    =SUMIF($A$3:$A$11,$A21,D$3:D$11)

    If you have data in columns D to Z then you can make that pick a specific column based on a date in row 1 by this method

    =SUMIF($A$3:$A$11,$A21,INDEX(D$3:Z$11,0,MATCH($B21,D$1:Z$1,0)))

    where $B21 contains your date
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    Re: Sumproduct with Multiple (Header) Criteria - Sumproduct, Index, Match

    Thanks for replying daddylonglegs,

    From the 2nd formula that you've wrote, isn't it still "manually" looking at the headers.

    Reason being, the match ($B21, D$1:Z$1,0) only looks at the month, but it doesn't look at the respective revenue's column.

    i.e. Jan 2011 has 2 columns. In column B (Gross Revenue) and column D (Net Revenue).

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    Re: Sumproduct with Multiple (Header) Criteria - Sumproduct, Index, Match

    Any Excel Gurus and Experts that can help me out? Is it doable?

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    Re: Sumproduct with Multiple (Header) Criteria - Sumproduct, Index, Match

    Merged cells are not your friends....

    Having said that....

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    Re: Sumproduct with Multiple (Header) Criteria - Sumproduct, Index, Match

    Quote Originally Posted by NBVC View Post
    Merged cells are not your friends....

    Having said that....

    in B21:

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    in M21:

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    It works PERFECTLY!!!

    Thanks!

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