I need to add the number entries in three different columns. Must I use three
separate SUMIF functions and add them together? To get the total for all
three? Thanks, Kay

I suppose you could highlight the range of cells in each column together
and then name it as a non contiguos range, but I have never tried it....


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Nice idea, but doesn't work.

Try this instead

=SUMPRODUCT(SUMIF(INDIRECT({"B1:B10","D1:D10","E1: e10"}),"10"))

as an example

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I suppose you could highlight the range of cells in each column together
and then name it as a non contiguos range, but I have never tried it....


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thanks Bob, I learn something useful from this forum nearly every day.

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