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Hi,
I have to add some numbers in one column based on multiple criteria. EG, if cell b11 0 and Cell F11 = Cell$DW$11 and cell K11 = Cell $DW$12 Then Add cells B11:B200. Keep in mind that the criteria for each row must match. Can I do this using sumif? I have a formula but it doesn't seem to work: =sumif(B11:B200,and(B110,F11=$DW$11,K11=$DW$12),B 11:B200) |
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That's not the way Sumif works. Read Help for more information. You want a
combination of Sum and If, as in: =if(and(b110,f11=$dw$11,k11=$dw$12),sum(b11:b200) ,"conditions not met") -- Regards, Fred "StephenAccountant" wrote in message ... Hi, I have to add some numbers in one column based on multiple criteria. EG, if cell b11 0 and Cell F11 = Cell$DW$11 and cell K11 = Cell $DW$12 Then Add cells B11:B200. Keep in mind that the criteria for each row must match. Can I do this using sumif? I have a formula but it doesn't seem to work: =sumif(B11:B200,and(B110,F11=$DW$11,K11=$DW$12),B 11:B200) |
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That won't work unfortunately because i have 200 rows.
The criteria for row number 12 must match but for row number 12. so that means that my cell F11 reference is only for row 11. "Fred Smith" wrote: That's not the way Sumif works. Read Help for more information. You want a combination of Sum and If, as in: =if(and(b110,f11=$dw$11,k11=$dw$12),sum(b11:b200) ,"conditions not met") -- Regards, Fred "StephenAccountant" wrote in message ... Hi, I have to add some numbers in one column based on multiple criteria. EG, if cell b11 0 and Cell F11 = Cell$DW$11 and cell K11 = Cell $DW$12 Then Add cells B11:B200. Keep in mind that the criteria for each row must match. Can I do this using sumif? I have a formula but it doesn't seem to work: =sumif(B11:B200,and(B110,F11=$DW$11,K11=$DW$12),B 11:B200) |
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Try this:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(B11:B2000),--(F11:F200=$DW$11),--(K11:K200=$DW$12),B11:B200) Biff "StephenAccountant" wrote in message ... Hi, I have to add some numbers in one column based on multiple criteria. EG, if cell b11 0 and Cell F11 = Cell$DW$11 and cell K11 = Cell $DW$12 Then Add cells B11:B200. Keep in mind that the criteria for each row must match. Can I do this using sumif? I have a formula but it doesn't seem to work: =sumif(B11:B200,and(B110,F11=$DW$11,K11=$DW$12),B 11:B200) |
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Yep, that worked.
Thanks guys. "Biff" wrote: Try this: =SUMPRODUCT(--(B11:B2000),--(F11:F200=$DW$11),--(K11:K200=$DW$12),B11:B200) Biff "StephenAccountant" wrote in message ... Hi, I have to add some numbers in one column based on multiple criteria. EG, if cell b11 0 and Cell F11 = Cell$DW$11 and cell K11 = Cell $DW$12 Then Add cells B11:B200. Keep in mind that the criteria for each row must match. Can I do this using sumif? I have a formula but it doesn't seem to work: =sumif(B11:B200,and(B110,F11=$DW$11,K11=$DW$12),B 11:B200) |
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You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
Biff "StephenAccountant" wrote in message ... Yep, that worked. Thanks guys. "Biff" wrote: Try this: =SUMPRODUCT(--(B11:B2000),--(F11:F200=$DW$11),--(K11:K200=$DW$12),B11:B200) Biff "StephenAccountant" wrote in message ... Hi, I have to add some numbers in one column based on multiple criteria. EG, if cell b11 0 and Cell F11 = Cell$DW$11 and cell K11 = Cell $DW$12 Then Add cells B11:B200. Keep in mind that the criteria for each row must match. Can I do this using sumif? I have a formula but it doesn't seem to work: =sumif(B11:B200,and(B110,F11=$DW$11,K11=$DW$12),B 11:B200) |
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