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    ben townson
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    ProductIf-that works in a similar fashion

    Has anyone written a ProductIf function that works in a similar fashion to a
    standard SumIf or Countif function? I hate to even consider writing a
    combination of Product() and IF()'s to handle a huge pile of data...

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    JE McGimpsey
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    re: ProductIf-that works in a similar fashion

    One way:

    Depends on the function. Say you want to multiply all the values in rng2
    if rng1 meets a criterion, say, >=3. Array-enter (CTRL-SHIFT-ENTER or
    CMD-RETURN):


    =PRODUCT(IF(rng1>=3, rng2))



    In article <F8028840-DA6D-4093-AF51-2FEF84472CF7@microsoft.com>,
    "ben townson" <bentownson@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

    > Has anyone written a ProductIf function that works in a similar fashion to a
    > standard SumIf or Countif function? I hate to even consider writing a
    > combination of Product() and IF()'s to handle a huge pile of data...


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