Excel PRODUCT function

Multiplies every number you give it, like SUM but multiplying. In Spanish Excel it is called PRODUCTO.

Syntax

English Excel

=PRODUCT(number1, [number2], …)

Spanish Excel (Mexico)

=PRODUCTO(número1, [número2], …)

Spanish Excel (Spain, Latin America)

=PRODUCTO(número1; [número2]; …)

ArgumentWhat it is
number1The first number or range to multiply.
number2optionalMore numbers or ranges.

Example

PRODUCT(range) multiplies every number in a range, like SUM but multiplying. Length × width × height gives the volume.

=PRODUCT(B2:D2)

Common mistake

It skips blank cells and text in a range; with A1*B1 a blank cell would give 0.

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Practice PRODUCT

Type the formula in the sheet and check it instantly. Spanish or English function names both work. See all lessons

Multiply a range with PRODUCT

PRODUCT(range) multiplies every number in a range, like SUM but multiplying. Length × width × height gives the volume.

Example=PRODUCT(B2:D2)PRODUCTO = PRODUCT

In E2, calculate each box’s volume with PRODUCT.

E2
ABCDEF
1BoxLength (cm)Width (cm)Height (cm)Volume (cm³)
2Small201510
3Medium403025
4Large604040
5Tube901010
6Flat50355
7

Tip: while typing, click a cell or drag across several to insert their reference. F4 anchors the reference with $.

Frequently asked questions

What is PRODUCT called in Spanish?
In Spanish Excel it is PRODUCTO. The formula =PRODUCT(B2:D2) is written =PRODUCTO(B2:D2) (or with commas in Mexico).
Why does PRODUCT use semicolons in some Excel versions?
It depends on regional settings. Where the comma is the decimal mark (Spain, much of South America), Excel separates arguments with semicolons. English Excel and Mexican Spanish Excel use commas.
What is the most common PRODUCT mistake?
It skips blank cells and text in a range; with A1*B1 a blank cell would give 0.