Hi All, I am seeing many examples of SUMPRODUCT formula on this forum and very interested in using this in my assignment. I see that this formula is very short and fast.
I am presently using SUMIFS for most of my calculations, where I am
creating the SUMIF formula in a cell by concatenating entries from the
cells. Please find attached a sample excel file that shows what I am doing.
I am doing this because I am working with more than 50000 rows and by
changing entries in one of the columns I can easily change the formula.
This is very powerful when I have such a huge data.
One problem, which I am finding with SUMPRODUCT formula is that, I am able
to replace the values with the cell entries, but not able to replace the
mathematical symbols ("<", ">", "<=" or "<>"). Has anyone tried this with
SUMPRODUCT?
Any Help on this would be appreciated.
Regards,
Aashish
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sample-example.xlsx
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