adding third criteria to an existing equation

joachim25

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I have an existing equation

=SUMPRODUCT((kshc2012=A6)*(kfshcol1=1))

and I want to add to that equation to include another criteria where it will only count months "January and February" from the same name range
 

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Asala42

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Sure, assuming the range "kfshcol1" contains dates you can use:

Code:
=SUMPRODUCT((kshc2012=A6)*(kfshcol1=1)*(Month(kfshcol1)<=2))
 
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