Another great way that you can use the SUMPRODUCT function is to create a conditional sum criteria.

For example, you may want to find out how much sales were made above the $3,000 transactional level.  See how easy it is with this quick SUMPRODUCT example.

Advanced SUMPRODUCT Function: Conditional Sum | MyExcelOnline

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