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    Sumifs 2003

    Created something that acts like a big calculator in Excel 2007, didn't realize the formula doesn't work in 2003 now my data is gone and says #NAME?.

    I have 3 criteria and I can't get the sumproduct to work correctly.

    This is my sumifs:

    =SUMIFS(N$10:N$523,$F$10:$F$523,"=A",$G$10:$G$523,"=1",$H$10:$H$523,"=2")

    So I have 3 columns, if the first is A, the second 1, and the third 2, then I want to add the 4th column...

    any easy way to do this in 2003?

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    Re: Sumifs 2003

    The equivalent would be SUMPRODUCT:

    =SUMPRODUCT(N$10:N$523,($F$10:$F$523="A")*($G$10:$G$523=1)*($H$10:$H$523=2))
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    Re: Sumifs 2003

    Hi try this

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