HELP ON SUMPRODUCT

[Guest]

THIS IS MY FORMULA

=SUMPRODUCT((--(INDIRECT($C$5&"!$e$1:$e$5000")>36000)*(--(INDIRECT($C$5&"!$D$1:$D$5000")<>"Threat found!"))))

e1:e5000 is date
d1:d5000 is for expression, where mostly statement "Threat found!" will be
there.

Now I need to get count of records where there is date in e1:e5000 and
where there is no string expression "Threat found!"

The above formula is counting the title in e1 "Definitions" and in future I
may have some other string between e1:e5000, I need to validate only dates
between e1:e5000. I have put >36000 thinking that I can omit other than date
but "definition" value turns out to be true, so it is taken in to count

Kindly advise and thanks in advance.

 

[Bob Phillips]

I think this is what you mean

=SUMPRODUCT(--(ISNUMBER(INDIRECT($C$5&"!$e$1:$e$5000"))),
--(INDIRECT($C$5&"!$e$1:$e$5000")>36000),
--(INDIRECT($C$5&"!$D$1:$D$5000")<>"Threat found!"))

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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THIS IS MY FORMULA

=SUMPRODUCT((--(INDIRECT($C$5&"!$e$1:$e$5000")>36000)*(--(INDIRECT($C$5&"!$D

 

[Don Guillett]

I just made a sample and tested this. Worked.
=SUMPRODUCT((INDIRECT(C11&"!A1:A10")>38721)*(INDIRECT(C11&"!B1:B10")<>"")*(INDIRECT(C11&"!B1:B10")<>"ng!"))

 

[Guest]

Hi Bob & Don,
Thanks both of you..Both are working.

I thought there is no way but you have shown me 2 ways.
I love excel which is getting powerful as we use more & more.