Sumproduct for all numbers in one column and all criteria in second column

[ebgordon1]

I have a problem where I am trying to determine percentage averages for multiple customers in a given period. For example in the graphic below, "Cust 1" has 10 units at a 10 percent discount, Customer 2 had 20 units at a 5% discount and so on. For the quarter, the average discount is calculated at 10% in cell C12 using the formula ((C6*C7)+(C8*C9)+(C10*C11)+(C12*C13))/C15.




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This is an example, but I have cases with dozens and dozens of customers. It seems like a job for sumproduct but when I use that, the result is obviously 0 as the 10 Units for "Cust 1" multiplies by the 0 generated where cell B3 returns a zero since it isn't a unit.

Is there a formulaic way to do what I am calculating above?

 

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[ebgordon1]

		Q1
Cust 1	Units	10
	Discount	10%
Cust 2	Units	20
	Discount	5%
Cust 3	Units	15
	Discount	7%
Cust 4	Units	11
	Discount	23%

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Above is the detail.

I was able to resolve the problem by offsetting the second array in the sumproduct as below. By offsetting the arrays, the match for the first "Units" multiplies by the first match of "Discount". Thanks for following up.

SUMPRODUCT(($B$2:$B$9="Units")*$C$2:$C$9,($B$3:$B$10="Discount")*$C$3:$C$10)/C17