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Help with summing an grid with a single criteria. SUMIF or SUm(IF) or SUMPRODUCT?

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    Help with summing an grid with a single criteria. SUMIF or SUm(IF) or SUMPRODUCT?

    Hi there,
    I'm looking for a formula that will allow me to sum the number of options available in an array with a single criteria.

    On the example sheet attached, I want to know the number of "ACC" styles that I am offering in the range c$4:i$8.
    By using the filter on the "function" column, I know my answer is 5, but how can this be formulated into the yellow cells?

    I have tried various versions of SUM, SUMIF and SUMPRODUCT without success and keep getting a #VALUE error.

    Any help with be much appreciated!

    Thank you!
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    Re: Help with summing an grid with a single criteria. SUMIF or SUm(IF) or SUMPRODUCT?

    In B1 (whose formatting needs setting to General, not Percentage):

    =SUMPRODUCT(($B$4:$B$8=A14)*($C$4:$I$8=1))

    If the numbers can be greater than one in the matrix, then use this:

    =SUMPRODUCT(($B$4:$B$8=A14)*($C$4:$I$8<>"x"),$C$4:$I$8)
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    Re: Help with summing an grid with a single criteria. SUMIF or SUm(IF) or SUMPRODUCT?

    Thank you so much for your help!
    the =1 was the key to what I was missing.

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