quick help

[ehsas]

=SUMPRODUCT((HPACB=1)*(HPNINS<24)*(RATE={4.50055})*BAL)

In above formula I am trying to give the rate range between 4.500 to 5.500 but it giving me zero outstanding where there is outstanding.I believe there is problem In range.Could any please help.Regards,

 

[Andrew Poulsom]

What are the possible interest rates between 4.500 to 5.500?

What are the range references for HPACB, HPNINS, RATE and BAL?

 

[ehsas]

I have defined names as hpacb and others

 

[Andrew Poulsom]

That does not answer my questions. Please read them again.

 

[ehsas]

it can be anything.Regards,

 

[Andrew Poulsom]

I give up.

 

[ehsas]

any help.Regards,

 

[plettieri]

As Andrew requests, a little more information would be helpful to sort out your formular issue. Specifically, what data is in the named ranges you are using? (ie 'HPNINS' may contain numbers such as.....). Possiibly to post a short version of what you are doing would be very helpful and the expected outcome you might want to see from the data presented.

pll
This message was edited by plettieri on 2002-10-15 08:16

 

[ehsas]

=SUMPRODUCT((HPACB=1)*(HPNINS<24)*(RATE={4.50055})*BAL)

Looking into above formula let me explain the
HPACB IS PRODUCT NUMBER,HPNINS IS NUMBER OF PRODUCT AND RATE IS RATE and BAL is balance.Actually I defined the column for product as HPACB and so on...As per above formula I am looking for product which is less than 24 and rate between 4.500 and 5.500 which give me the outstandin balance.Please if anyone could help in giving rate range between 4.500 and 5.500 in above formula.Regards,

 

[plettieri]

Sorry

I still am confused...it looks to me like you want to do some lookups functions ie Vlookup or(Index --Match)in this process, rather than just multiplying. Care to show a short example in spreadsheet format as noted in my last reply. This would surely clear up any doubt what your question is.....

Anybody else care to decipher the question...

pll
This message was edited by plettieri on 2002-10-15 14:05