ryancys,
Try using:
=SUMPRODUCT(($C$4:$E$11=$I
It's in the attached file.
Patrick
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Browse All TopicsAs refer to the uploaded image below, how can I count and sum the appearance of dates in column Date 1, Date 2 and Date 3?
If the date appears at column Date 1, Date 2 or Date 3, it counts.
So, what I want to get is:
Appearance Cnt: 7
Appearance Sum =31000 (1000 + 2000 + 3000 + 4000 + 6000 + 7000 + 8000)
I only want to do it via Excel formulas, and don't want to use pivot table solutions.
Please advise if this is possible? Thanks!
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by: barryhoudiniPosted on 2009-09-08 at 02:23:22ID: 25279944
Hello ryancys,
This formula will give you a count
=SUMPRODUCT((C4:C11+D 4:D11+E4:E 11>0)+0)
the n to sum the values...
=SUMPRODUCT((C4:C 11+D4:D11+ E4:E11>0)+0 ,F4:F11)
re gards, barry