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What sumproduct does is give a sum of all the products of values in one range multiplied with those in another (or more even). For your example, it is effectively summing (0*194), (0*286), and (1*52).
Sumproduct is great at extracting data from a table based on multiple criteria. Say you have a table with EntryDate, Customer, Type, Amount and you want all the total amount of the records for 1/5/14 for XYZ Inc. that are credits: =sumproduct(EntryDate=Datevalue("1/5/14")*(Customer="XYZ Corp.)*(Type="C"),(Amount)) Your equation will work if written as: =SUMIF(b2:b4,">0", c2:c4) The criteria has to be a string. |
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