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SumIf with discontinuous cells?
Thank you both!....I'll try that.
"Bernie Deitrick" wrote: RBee, =SUMPRODUCT((MOD(ROW(A1:A100),5)=0)*(A1:A1000)*B1 :B100) HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "RBee" wrote in message ... I tried something like... =SumIf(a5,a10,a15,a20,"0",b5,b10,b15,b20) and... =SumIf((a5,a10,a15,a20),"0",(b5,b10,b15,b20)) added complicating factor...I can't use a 'name the ranges' approach here (longer story) "Dave F" wrote: Show us an example of a formula you tried. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "RBee" wrote: I need to use the SumIF (and SumProduct) on a collection of summary row cells that have sub-component data between them and are therefore discontinuous. A comma is used to separate these values in the formula, but a comma is also used to separate the three components of the SumIf formula syntax....so it is not working. I tried putting extra parens around the range data, but still doesn't work. Any ideas? |
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