Question> Sumproduct multiple variables... count only certain results

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Hello I need a Sumproduct like formula that will return the count of how many weeks there are for Season 1 (or variable # for season) for a certain show & platform:





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The formula I have is this (it doesn't work naturally - because it's applying a condition on results?)

=SUMPRODUCT(($B$2:$M$2="Season")*($B$1:$M$1=SHOW)*($A$3:$A$100>=START OF DATE RANGE)*($A$3:$A$100<=END OF DATE RANGE),$B$3:$M$100=1)



Results should be:



Between Dates

Start of Date Range: 9/22/2013
End of Date Range: 11/10/2013

"Show1"
Season: "1"

Count of episodes: 4



"Show2"
Season: "1"

Count of episodes: 8


"Show3"
Season: "2"

Count of episodes: 4
 
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JS411 said:
Oops, I forgot to change a few "Show1" references to the Name Show

My previous suggestion using names should read....
Code: 
=SUMPRODUCT(
    INDEX(($B$1:$M$1=Show)*($B$2:$M$2="Season")*($B$3:$M$100=Season)*
       ($A$3:$A$100>=StartOfDateRange)*($A$3:$A$100<=EndOfDateRange),0,
       SUMPRODUCT(MATCH(1,($B$1:$M$1=Show)*($B$2:$M$2="Season"),0)))*
    ($B$1:$M$1=Show)*($B$2:$M$2=O10)*
    ($B$3:$M$100))

Revising your current formula should read...
(note that absolute references should be used so you can copy the formula down for the three Platforms).

Code: 
=SUMPRODUCT(
      INDEX(($B$1:$M$1=$P$1)*($B$2:$M$2="Season")*($B$3:$M$100=$P$2)* 
      ($A$3:$A$100>=$P$4)*($A$3:$A$100<=$P$5),0,
      SUMPRODUCT(MATCH(1,($B$1:$M$1=$P$1)*($B$2:$M$2="Season"),0)))* 
      ($B$1:$M$1=$P$1)*($B$2:$M$2=O10)*($B$3:$M$100))
Click to expand...




Thank you JS411!

It worked!!!

At first I was questioning the use of the MATCH formula (since it returns only the first instance)... and I was thinking that the --($B$3:$M$100=1) that DGYANG provided was the better.

If you could explain the match formula that would be great - just for my understanding please?


Again JS411 - thank you for all your help!
 
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