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SUM IF with conditions in another column
I've been using =SUMIF(C$5:C$317,"0.5") - column C can contain any value
between 1 and 50 or text and I need the sum of any numerical values, but I only need it to use this if cells in column B meet a particular criteria. |
SUM IF with conditions in another column
=sumif(b5:b317,criteria,c5:c17)
Check also sumproduct() for more complicated structures =sumproduct(--(and(b5:b317=criteria1,b5:b317=criterian2)),--(c5:c3170.5),c5:c317) as an example "EJ" wrote: I've been using =SUMIF(C$5:C$317,"0.5") - column C can contain any value between 1 and 50 or text and I need the sum of any numerical values, but I only need it to use this if cells in column B meet a particular criteria. |
SUM IF with conditions in another column
"bj" wrote in message ... Check also sumproduct() for more complicated structures =sumproduct(--(and(b5:b317=criteria1,b5:b317=criterian2)),--(c5:c3170.5),c5:c317) You don't do ANDs in SP like that, you use --(B5:B317=criteria1),--(B5:B317=criteria2) but that is actually nonsensical because a cell cannot be two different values, so you probably mean OR, wich is done as =SUMPRODUCT(--((B5:B317=criteria1)+(B5:B317=criteria2)),--(C5:C3170.5),C5:C317) |
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