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Bill Jelen: Hey, welcome back. Its time for another Dueling Excel Podcast. Im Bill Jelen for MrExcel. Ill be joined by Mike Girvin from Excel is Fun. This is our Episode 160. My title Mike Wins the Points, also known as Confusing Array Formula! Oh my gosh, Mike this is crazy. This question is sent from Sweden. Joseph T wants to SUM an array of cells, N2:U235. But he only wants the negative values from here and he only wants the values from a row if the criteria over here matches the number 12 in B15 Mike, youamp;#39;ve gotta be kidding me. All right, so I am gonna just do this the long, hard way. so, =SUMIF, this range, amp;lt;0, which will give me all of the negatives, right? So -3, Ill copy that down. So just summing the negative numbers, -3, -4, -5, -9. Thats working. All right, then Im going to multiply that by a Boolean constant that says, =SUMIF(N5:U5,amp;lt;0)*(B5=$8$15), which is going to be true or false but when I multiply a True or False, the True becomes 1 and th