 |
 |
| About MrExcel |
| Consulting Services |
| Learn Excel Resources |
| Challenge of the Month |
| MrExcel Seminars |
| MrExcel Store |
| Podcast |
| Search |
| Media |
| Contact |
| Home |
 |
| You don't need to go spend an entire day at the local computer chain store to learn Excel. Take 3 minutes to learn this lesson now with our free video! |
Sponsored by: Check out this book for more tips similar to this lesson! (Click the book for details) |
Prev Next
As you learned this week, SUMIF and COUNTIF are the coolest functions, but as you try to use them for something that is just a tiny bit more powerful, they fail. What happens when you have to SUMIF based on two conditions? You will have to turn to a really complicated kind of formula called an array formula. Luckily, Excel offers an add-in that will help you build these formulas. Episode 222 will show you how.
| Your first click will activate the control, then click the play icon to play the video (requires Flash): |
- Excel training videos about Charts
- Excel training videos about VBA
- Excel training videos about Pivot Tables
- Excel training videos about Data Analysis
- Excel training videos about Formulas
- Excel training videos about Formatting
- Excel training videos about Printing
- Excel training videos about Excel 2007
- Index to all videos
MrExcel.com provides examples of Visual Basic procedures for illustration only, without warranty either expressed or implied, including but not limited to the implied warranties of merchantability and/or fitness for a particular purpose. The Visual Basic procedures on this web site are provided "as is" and we do not guarantee that they can be used in all situations.