Hello,
The function below works perfectly in a spreadsheet; however I would like to enter it as VBA code. As you can see, there are two columns with multiple conditions and one column with a single condition. Thanks in advance. - Rick
=SUM(SUMIFS($ER$11:$ER$100000,$C$11:$C$100000,{"00 002","00942","00102","00302"},$J$11:$J$100000,{"A" },$K$11:$K$100000,{"S";"N";"M";"P";"X"}))
is this what you need?
Code:SomeRange.Formula = "=SUM(SUMIFS($ER$11:$ER$100000,$C$11:$C$100000,{""00 002"",""00942"",""00102"",""00302""},$J$11:$J$100000,{""A""},$K$11:$K$100000,{""S"";""N"";""M"";""P"";""X""}))"
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Yes, thank you.
The double quotes threw me off. It works fine in VBA.
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