Using OR logic on an array as argument in Sumproduct

Question

I\'m having a fairly large dataset where I need to combine multiple entries into a single value. My dataset contains data on the combination of two datasets, each using thei

Answer 1

Even though this has been done hundreds of times before, hey maybe microsoft switched up the formulas or something.

I am partial to the method Jerry and Me suggested as they are simple as hell and concise, but you pay a heavy performance cost.

Tom's formula looks ugly to me but was fastest by far, about 4x faster than my initial example. We were able to incorporate the {}s with Tom's formula, but to get it to work we had to wrap the sumifs function with a sum function. This slowed down the formula considerably but made it prettier.

z32a7ul had a great solution too. I really like the use of -- and learned how to use |s to search for a text and only that text. At first glance I thought that it would not work on a number such as 2323 but it does.

Mock up example was as follows:

A1:A5000 was filled with LandgeBruik,

B1:B5000 was filled with 40's

C1:5000 was filled with 1's.

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The results:

=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A5000="LandgeBruik")*(B1:B5000={20,21,22,23,40})*C1:C5000)

19.186031 seconds elapsed | 59,818,073 ticks

{=SUM(IF(A1:A5000="Landgebruik",1,0)*IF(B1:B5000={20,21,22,23,40},1,0)*C1:C5000)}

26.124411 seconds elapsed | 81,450,506 ticks

{=SUM((A1:A5000=""Landgebruik"")*(B1:B5000={20,21,22,23,40})*C1:C5000)}

21.111835 seconds elapsed | 65,822,330 ticks

"=SUMIFS(C1:C5000,B1:B5000,"">=20"",B1:B5000,""<=23"",A1:A5000,""=Landgebruik"")+SUMIFS(C1:C5000,B1:B5000,""=40"",A1:A5000,""=Landgebruik"")"

6.732804 seconds elapsed | 20,991,490 ticks

"=SUM(SUMIFS(C1:C5000,A1:A5000,"Landgebruik",B1:B5000,{21,22,23,24,40}))"

16.954528 seconds elapsed | 52,860,709 ticks

"=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A5000=""Landgebruik""),--NOT(ISERROR(FIND(""|""&B1:B5000&""|"",""|20|21|22|23|40|""))),C1:C5000)"

11.822379 seconds elapsed | 36,859,729 ticks