To change function from SUMPRODUCT to sumifs

[bines]

I have function =SUMPRODUCT((M33:M48+N33:N48=J28)*(C33:C48)) ,i want same result in sumifs function .

thanks .

[FDibbins]

without seeing the data you are working with, its real hard to make a suggestion - you can put just about any part, anywhere, in sumproduct, but sumifs is very specific.

i would suggest you upload a sample work book, (all sensitive data removed), showing what data you are working with, a few examples of what your expected outcome is, and how you arrived at that
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[bines]

The file -SUMPRODUCT

[oeldere]

As already asked by FDibbins, please post an excel file, without confidentional information.

Then we can see, what your up to, and can test the formula's.

[jeffreybrown]

Could it be your saying if column M or column N equal J28 then sum column C...

If so...

=SUMIFS($C$33:$C$48,$M$33:$M$48,J28,$N$33:$N$48,J28)

[bines]

The file -SUMPRODUCT

[jeffreybrown]

How about using column G to add up column E and column F and then...

=SUMIF(G1:G16,I11,A1:A16)

[bines]

Is it possible without adding columns?

[daddylonglegs]

Is it possible without adding columns?

In a word - No

What's wrong with using SUMPRODUCT?

[bines]

Not wrong ,sumifs Faster ,I need to do lots of calculations.

[jeffreybrown]

I don't know of a way to not use a helper column, but I'm sure somebody else will have the appropriate solution...

[FDibbins]

If you dont want to use sumproduct, use the helper as suggested by Jeff. At worst it will be no slower than your sumproduct, and will probably be quicker