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adding multiple sums w/ different criteria
I have been able to partialy add the sums for the following table using sum(if
1/9/07 g h i j k l desc. ser. code date rec. cost/day status cost to date date ret. xxx xxx 100 1/1/07 $100 here $200 xxx xxx 200 1/1/07 $100 here $200 xxx xxx 100 1/1/07 $100 return $200 1/5/07 xxx xxx 300 1/1/07 $100 here $200 xxx xxx 100 1/1/07 $100 enroute $200 What I am attempting to do is add all cells for a daily cost where the equipt. with the same cost code is either still here or enroute, and make it quit adding up items on a daily ticket for parts returned. the formula I am using is =SUM(IF((G6:G12="100")+(J6:J12="here"),I6:I12)) The problem is that it adds the items here even though it is the incorrect cost code. Any help is greatly appreciated as I take this info and add to a second worksheet w/ the indivdual cost / per day of each code broke down. |
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An array formula should do this. =sum(if((G6:G12=100)*(J6:J12="here"),I6:I12,false) ) Type in the formula and press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to enter it. Watch out for the relative/absoulte references if you intend to move this around elsewhere. More info on arrays at Chip Pearsons site http://www.cpearson.com/excel/array.htm Good luck Murray Doug wrote: I have been able to partialy add the sums for the following table using sum(if 1/9/07 g h i j k l desc. ser. code date rec. cost/day status cost to date date ret. xxx xxx 100 1/1/07 $100 here $200 xxx xxx 200 1/1/07 $100 here $200 xxx xxx 100 1/1/07 $100 return $200 1/5/07 xxx xxx 300 1/1/07 $100 here $200 xxx xxx 100 1/1/07 $100 enroute $200 What I am attempting to do is add all cells for a daily cost where the equipt. with the same cost code is either still here or enroute, and make it quit adding up items on a daily ticket for parts returned. the formula I am using is =SUM(IF((G6:G12="100")+(J6:J12="here"),I6:I12)) The problem is that it adds the items here even though it is the incorrect cost code. Any help is greatly appreciated as I take this info and add to a second worksheet w/ the indivdual cost / per day of each code broke down. |
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This only gets an answer of true for me. It still is not adding the cells and
giving me a total. What I need it to do is add all cells which are code 100 and are here or enroute. I do no want it to count cells which are coded 100 and are returned. Thanks for the help just not quite there. "Murray" wrote: Doug An array formula should do this. =sum(if((G6:G12=100)*(J6:J12="here"),I6:I12,false) ) Type in the formula and press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to enter it. Watch out for the relative/absoulte references if you intend to move this around elsewhere. More info on arrays at Chip Pearsons site http://www.cpearson.com/excel/array.htm Good luck Murray Doug wrote: I have been able to partialy add the sums for the following table using sum(if 1/9/07 g h i j k l desc. ser. code date rec. cost/day status cost to date date ret. xxx xxx 100 1/1/07 $100 here $200 xxx xxx 200 1/1/07 $100 here $200 xxx xxx 100 1/1/07 $100 return $200 1/5/07 xxx xxx 300 1/1/07 $100 here $200 xxx xxx 100 1/1/07 $100 enroute $200 What I am attempting to do is add all cells for a daily cost where the equipt. with the same cost code is either still here or enroute, and make it quit adding up items on a daily ticket for parts returned. the formula I am using is =SUM(IF((G6:G12="100")+(J6:J12="here"),I6:I12)) The problem is that it adds the items here even though it is the incorrect cost code. Any help is greatly appreciated as I take this info and add to a second worksheet w/ the indivdual cost / per day of each code broke down. |
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One way:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(G6:G12=100),(J6:J12="here")+(J6:J12="enroute"),I6 :I12) In article , Doug wrote: This only gets an answer of true for me. It still is not adding the cells and giving me a total. What I need it to do is add all cells which are code 100 and are here or enroute. I do no want it to count cells which are coded 100 and are returned. Thanks for the help just not quite there. "Murray" wrote: Doug An array formula should do this. =sum(if((G6:G12=100)*(J6:J12="here"),I6:I12,false) ) Type in the formula and press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to enter it. Watch out for the relative/absoulte references if you intend to move this around elsewhere. More info on arrays at Chip Pearsons site http://www.cpearson.com/excel/array.htm Good luck Murray Doug wrote: I have been able to partialy add the sums for the following table using sum(if 1/9/07 g h i j k l desc. ser. code date rec. cost/day status cost to date date ret. xxx xxx 100 1/1/07 $100 here $200 xxx xxx 200 1/1/07 $100 here $200 xxx xxx 100 1/1/07 $100 return $200 1/5/07 xxx xxx 300 1/1/07 $100 here $200 xxx xxx 100 1/1/07 $100 enroute $200 What I am attempting to do is add all cells for a daily cost where the equipt. with the same cost code is either still here or enroute, and make it quit adding up items on a daily ticket for parts returned. the formula I am using is =SUM(IF((G6:G12="100")+(J6:J12="here"),I6:I12)) The problem is that it adds the items here even though it is the incorrect cost code. Any help is greatly appreciated as I take this info and add to a second worksheet w/ the indivdual cost / per day of each code broke down. |
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With that I get the #NAME error.
"JE McGimpsey" wrote: One way: =SUMPRODUCT(--(G6:G12=100),(J6:J12="here")+(J6:J12="enroute"),I6 :I12) In article , Doug wrote: This only gets an answer of true for me. It still is not adding the cells and giving me a total. What I need it to do is add all cells which are code 100 and are here or enroute. I do no want it to count cells which are coded 100 and are returned. Thanks for the help just not quite there. "Murray" wrote: Doug An array formula should do this. =sum(if((G6:G12=100)*(J6:J12="here"),I6:I12,false) ) Type in the formula and press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to enter it. Watch out for the relative/absoulte references if you intend to move this around elsewhere. More info on arrays at Chip Pearsons site http://www.cpearson.com/excel/array.htm Good luck Murray Doug wrote: I have been able to partialy add the sums for the following table using sum(if 1/9/07 g h i j k l desc. ser. code date rec. cost/day status cost to date date ret. xxx xxx 100 1/1/07 $100 here $200 xxx xxx 200 1/1/07 $100 here $200 xxx xxx 100 1/1/07 $100 return $200 1/5/07 xxx xxx 300 1/1/07 $100 here $200 xxx xxx 100 1/1/07 $100 enroute $200 What I am attempting to do is add all cells for a daily cost where the equipt. with the same cost code is either still here or enroute, and make it quit adding up items on a daily ticket for parts returned. the formula I am using is =SUM(IF((G6:G12="100")+(J6:J12="here"),I6:I12)) The problem is that it adds the items here even though it is the incorrect cost code. Any help is greatly appreciated as I take this info and add to a second worksheet w/ the indivdual cost / per day of each code broke down. |
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Are you using a non-English version of XL? The SUMPRODUCT() function may
have a different local name. If you're using an English version, you made an error in typing or copying the formula. In article , Doug wrote: With that I get the #NAME error. "JE McGimpsey" wrote: One way: =SUMPRODUCT(--(G6:G12=100),(J6:J12="here")+(J6:J12="enroute"),I6 :I12) |
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Doug
Your original formula only tried to count the "here"'s, not the "enroute"s. That can be overcome, but nevertheless using your data as posted and summing data where code=100 and status=here should give an answer of 100 from column I. Is that correct? The formula I posted works when I do it and should not give a value of true. Are you sure you entered it correctly. If you want to mail me the sheet (or part of it) I can have a look. Regards Murray Doug wrote: This only gets an answer of true for me. It still is not adding the cells and giving me a total. What I need it to do is add all cells which are code 100 and are here or enroute. I do no want it to count cells which are coded 100 and are returned. Thanks for the help just not quite there. "Murray" wrote: Doug An array formula should do this. =sum(if((G6:G12=100)*(J6:J12="here"),I6:I12,false) ) Type in the formula and press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to enter it. Watch out for the relative/absoulte references if you intend to move this around elsewhere. More info on arrays at Chip Pearsons site http://www.cpearson.com/excel/array.htm Good luck Murray Doug wrote: I have been able to partialy add the sums for the following table using sum(if 1/9/07 g h i j k l desc. ser. code date rec. cost/day status cost to date date ret. xxx xxx 100 1/1/07 $100 here $200 xxx xxx 200 1/1/07 $100 here $200 xxx xxx 100 1/1/07 $100 return $200 1/5/07 xxx xxx 300 1/1/07 $100 here $200 xxx xxx 100 1/1/07 $100 enroute $200 What I am attempting to do is add all cells for a daily cost where the equipt. with the same cost code is either still here or enroute, and make it quit adding up items on a daily ticket for parts returned. the formula I am using is =SUM(IF((G6:G12="100")+(J6:J12="here"),I6:I12)) The problem is that it adds the items here even though it is the incorrect cost code. Any help is greatly appreciated as I take this info and add to a second worksheet w/ the indivdual cost / per day of each code broke down. |
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