Mark McInerney
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- Apr 4, 2012
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Hi,
I have a large dataset. I need to use the sumproduct function to retrieve data from the dataset - namely if certain criteria are met on several columns on the x axis, and several criteria are met on the Y axis it will retrieve that value:
=SUMPRODUCT(('Daily Source'!$C$3:$ZZ$3='Daily Reformat'!$B$2)*('Daily Source'!$C$6:$ZZ$6='Daily Reformat'!$C$2)*('Daily Source'!$C$4:$ZZ$4='Daily Reformat'!$C$3)*('Daily Source'!$B$7:$B$2000='Daily Reformat'!B4),'Daily Source'!$C$7:$ZZ$2000)
It is taking forever for the formulas to run - is there a quicker, smarter way to achieve the same outcome? Could Index Match be used?
I need to check potentially 3 criteria on both axis and then return the value when all criteria are met.
Thanks - Mark.
I have a large dataset. I need to use the sumproduct function to retrieve data from the dataset - namely if certain criteria are met on several columns on the x axis, and several criteria are met on the Y axis it will retrieve that value:
=SUMPRODUCT(('Daily Source'!$C$3:$ZZ$3='Daily Reformat'!$B$2)*('Daily Source'!$C$6:$ZZ$6='Daily Reformat'!$C$2)*('Daily Source'!$C$4:$ZZ$4='Daily Reformat'!$C$3)*('Daily Source'!$B$7:$B$2000='Daily Reformat'!B4),'Daily Source'!$C$7:$ZZ$2000)
It is taking forever for the formulas to run - is there a quicker, smarter way to achieve the same outcome? Could Index Match be used?
I need to check potentially 3 criteria on both axis and then return the value when all criteria are met.
Thanks - Mark.