Update sumproduct formula with new ranges automatically

kidwispa

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Hi All,

I have to update a worksheet every day with new data received in columns A-C going down. On the same sheet at the top, there is a table that pulls through information from these columns using SUMPRODUCT. Now what I would like to do is automatically update the formulas to include the new data as I update it.

The formula I am currently using is:

Code:
=SUMPRODUCT(--($B$2:$B$572=G3),--($C$2:$C$572<>""))

Can this be done in the formula or would I need to use VBA?

Thanks for any help.

:)
 

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sumproduct can be extended to the whole column in XL10, but its a slow formula so I wouldn't use it here. Try =COUNTIFS(B:B,G3,C:C,"<>"&"") instead
 
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