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taylo40

IS-IT--Management
Aug 27, 2003
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Hello,
I have a query and I think that sumproduct is the answer but I can't quite resolve the query.

I have an Excel Spreadsheet that is used for time recording.

Column A = Week Number - eg 17, 18 etc
Column B = Employee Name.
Column C - Number of Hours for the day.

I have created a summary sheet to highlight how many hours the employee is working per week.

When I use the sumproduct formula = it adds the number of occurances rather than adding the number of hours for that week.

Any advice ?

Regards,

Jamie

 
you need a non tested range at the end to sum eg

=SUMPRODUCT((Range1=test1)*(Range2=test2)*(SumRange))

where SumRange would be the hours worked

Rgds, Geoff

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