Hello,
I have a workbook that has a large amount of SUMPRODUCT formulas to sum a column that meets certain criteria in 2 other columns. The workbook is very slow to recalculate.
I believe that 2007 & 2010 offers an alternative, SUMIFS ?
Would switching from SUMPRODUCT to SUMIFS improve performance at all? Are there other pro's / con's?
SUMPRODUCT v SUMIFS
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SUMPRODUCT v SUMIFS
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Re: SUMPRODUCT v SUMIFS
Yes, Excel 2007 introduced new functions SUMIFS, COUNTIFS and AVERAGEIFS that let you sum, count or average a range with mutiple conditions. These new functions are MUCH faster than the sumproduct/array function versions from Excel 2003 and before.
See this somewhat long video: YouTube - Excel Formula Efficiency 4: SUMIFS & COUNTIFS Are Fast
See this somewhat long video: YouTube - Excel Formula Efficiency 4: SUMIFS & COUNTIFS Are Fast
Best wishes,
Hans
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Re: SUMPRODUCT v SUMIFS
98% faster seems like a good enough reason to switch!
Nathan
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