SUMPRODUCT is not returning required value

Sean15

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Hello:

I have a pivot table with Jan...Dec in A6 to A13 and Sum of Amounts in D6 to D13.

I want the add sum of amount for Jan, Feb and Mar in I9. The formula below is returning zero.

=SUMPRODUCT(($A$6:$A$13="Jan")*($A$6:$A$13="Feb")*($A$6:$A$13="Mar")*($D$6:$D$13))

Could you help me fix formula?

Thank you

Sean
 
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Hi,

If those are Real Dates in Column A, try this:


Book1
ADI
6Jan1
7Feb2
8Mar3
9Apr46
10May5
11Jun6
12Jul7
13Aug8
Sheet89
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
I9=SUMPRODUCT((MONTH($A$6:$A$13)={1,2,3})*$D$6:$D$13)
 
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Hi:

No dates in column A. just month name displayed in pivot table as Jan, Feb, Mar...Dec

Your formula is returning #value !


Regards,

Sean
 
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Ok, so Column A is TEXT, then do this:


Book1
ADI
6Jan1
7Feb2
8Mar3
9Apr46
10Jun5
11Jul6
12Aug7
13Sep8
Sheet89
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
I9=SUMPRODUCT(($A$6:$A$13={"Jan","Feb","Mar"})*$D$6:$D$13)
 
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Excellent, thank you so much.


Regards,

Sean
 
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Ok, so Column A is TEXT, then do this:


Book1
ADI
6Jan1
7Feb2
8Mar3
9Apr46
10Jun5
11Jul6
12Aug7
13Sep8
Sheet89
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
I9=SUMPRODUCT(($A$6:$A$13={"Jan","Feb","Mar"})*$D$6:$D$13)

Hi:

Sorry to bring this up again, if there are dates in column A, like:

01/10/18
02/05/18
03/01/18
03/02/17

and I want to add amounts for Jan-Mar 18.

Could you amend formula?

Thanks,

Sean
 
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Assuming that your entries are still text and not valid dates, try:
Code:
=SUMPRODUCT((LEFT($A$6:$A$13,2)={"01","02","03"})*(RIGHT($A$6:$A$13,2)="18")*$D$6:$D$13)

If they are actually valid date entries, you can use this instead:
Code:
=SUMPRODUCT((MONTH($A$6:$A$13)={1,2,3})*(YEAR($A$6:$A$13)=2018)*$D$6:$D$13)
 
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