Just seen your reply to Pete, where did the 7940.44 come from? you had
2488.02 in you OP

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"Sandy Mann" wrote in message
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Dividing the sum by 2 is the same as individual elements by 2 and then
summing them. What number are you looking for? 7962.36 or 10688.57? If
10688.57 how do you arrive at this number?

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"Peter" wrote in message
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Hi Sandy

thanks for looking into - sorry for confusion. £15294.72 should have
been
7962.36

So the formula provided does not work - this is because it adds all 2Cs
together and then divides - I need formula to divide each cell
individually
then total


"Sandy Mann" wrote:

=SUMIF(B1:B4,"2C",A1:A4)/2

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"Peter" wrote in message
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Hi All,

I am looking for a formula that looks at a range, and if meets
criteria,
adds a selected range but actully divides each cell by 2 and gives sum
of
these totals

Example
Col A Col B

Row 1 8309.60 2C
Row 2 5000 2
Row 3 2488.02 2C
Row 4 5127.10 2C

If B1:b4="2c" add cells in Col A and divide by 2 then total (in this
case
would be 10688.57 NOT 15294.72)

Hope this makes sense.