tarynmahon
Member
How do you use the <> in a SUMPRODUCT please, I thought I could just replace the = with <> but it's not returning the correct result. Please see example
=SUMPRODUCT(--('[LIS New Sales.xlsx]Jan12'!$C:$C="N"),--('[LIS New Sales.xlsx]Jan12'!$O:$O="INTERNET")+--('[LIS New Sales.xlsx]Jan12'!$O:$O="AGGREGATOR"))
This works fine but I actually need it to return;
=SUMPRODUCT(--('[LIS New Sales.xlsx]Jan12'!$C:$C="N"),--('[LIS New Sales.xlsx]Jan12'!$O:$O<>"INTERNET")+--('[LIS New Sales.xlsx]Jan12'!$O:$O<>"AGGREGATOR"))
This doesnt work
Any help would be greatly appreciated
=SUMPRODUCT(--('[LIS New Sales.xlsx]Jan12'!$C:$C="N"),--('[LIS New Sales.xlsx]Jan12'!$O:$O="INTERNET")+--('[LIS New Sales.xlsx]Jan12'!$O:$O="AGGREGATOR"))
This works fine but I actually need it to return;
=SUMPRODUCT(--('[LIS New Sales.xlsx]Jan12'!$C:$C="N"),--('[LIS New Sales.xlsx]Jan12'!$O:$O<>"INTERNET")+--('[LIS New Sales.xlsx]Jan12'!$O:$O<>"AGGREGATOR"))
This doesnt work
Any help would be greatly appreciated