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Applying SUBTOTAL to multiple condition SUMPRODUCT

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Hi

I have created the following formula which works:

=SUMPRODUCT(--($AG$10:$AG$1999<>0),$U$10:$U$1999/SUMIF($AG$10:$AG$1999,"<>"&0,$U$10:$U$1999),$X$10:X$1999)

Column AG is a "type" filter where I've assigned 0 values to data I need to ignore when doing my sumproduct, U is my values column so the values I want to sumproduct with column X which is my return column. So this works fine to ignore my blank types and sumproduct the remaining values and returns to give me a total.

However I'd like to extend this so that when I put a filter on my data the forumla holds.

I've previously used the following for subtotals

=SUMPRODUCT(X9:X1999,SUBTOTAL(109,OFFSET($U$9,ROW($U$9:$U$1999)-ROW($U$9),,1))/$U$7)

but this doesn't account for the fact that I need to strip out the types that are blank which I do in the above via: --($AG$10:$AG$1999<>0)

Is there anyway to combine these two forumlae???

I'm trying to build the spreadsheet to be robust enough for new data to be pasted into cells A9:AG1999 each month and the required metrics pop out at the top so that others can use without having to update pivots etc. I need it dummy proofed so all they do is paste in new data and the forumulae do the rest!

Any help would be greatly appreciated :O)  Happy to provide more detail if the above isn't clear!


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