SUMPRODUCT with Multiple Conditions

Danny99

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I am trying to sum in column M, based on the month in column I and values greater than 0 in column L. I cannot get the following sumproduct formula to work. I am using the month condition succesfully in a single condition, but it will not work when combined as shown below.


=SUMPRODUCT(--(MONTH($I4:$I3282)=1),--($L2:$L3271>0),$M4:$M3282)


Thanks,

Danny
 

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Try:

=SUMPRODUCT(--(MONTH($I4:$I3282)=1),--($L4:$L3282>0),$M4:$M3282)
 
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You guys nailed it and thanks!!!! When I saw it in the forum and way from the spreadsheet it stood out.

Thanks !!
 
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