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sumif for a range of values
I know this should be easy, but I can't make it work. Help!!
I'm trying to build a report for a bank that totals all of their customers' portfolios, by type of asset. Each security in a portfolio has a classification code linked to it, & I want total by a group of those codes. ex: ASSET MARKET VALUE CLASS CODE IBM 500,000 400 GE 2500 420 KO 500 499 US BOND 10,000 600 MNY MKT 15,000 850 I'm trying to do a sum of market value if the class code range is between 400 & 499, etc. I can do this very easily with a pivot table, but I need to copy these values to a new sheet so I need to make sure they're in the same cell every time it is updated. |
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=sumproduct((code="mycode")*(classcode=400)*(clas scode<500)*value)
or =sumproduct((code=a2)*(classcode=c1)*(classcode<d 1)*value) -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Jason" wrote in message ... I know this should be easy, but I can't make it work. Help!! I'm trying to build a report for a bank that totals all of their customers' portfolios, by type of asset. Each security in a portfolio has a classification code linked to it, & I want total by a group of those codes. ex: ASSET MARKET VALUE CLASS CODE IBM 500,000 400 GE 2500 420 KO 500 499 US BOND 10,000 600 MNY MKT 15,000 850 I'm trying to do a sum of market value if the class code range is between 400 & 499, etc. I can do this very easily with a pivot table, but I need to copy these values to a new sheet so I need to make sure they're in the same cell every time it is updated. |
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Hi Jason
Possibly use: =SUM(SUMIF(ClassCodeRange,{"=400","499"},MarketV alueRange)*{1,-1}) or =SUMPRODUCT(--(ClassCodeRange=400),--(ClassCodeRange<=499),MarketValueRange) Hope this helps! Richard On 26 Jan, 14:17, Jason wrote: I know this should be easy, but I can't make it work. Help!! I'm trying to build a report for a bank that totals all of their customers' portfolios, by type of asset. Each security in a portfolio has a classification code linked to it, & I want total by a group of those codes. ex: ASSET MARKET VALUE CLASS CODE IBM 500,000 400 GE 2500 420 KO 500 499 US BOND 10,000 600 MNY MKT 15,000 850 I'm trying to do a sum of market value if the class code range is between 400 & 499, etc. I can do this very easily with a pivot table, but I need to copy these values to a new sheet so I need to make sure they're in the same cell every time it is updated. |
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Hi,
Try something like this: =SUMPRODUCT((C1:C100=400)*(C1:C100<=499),B1:B100) HTH Jean-Guy "Jason" wrote: I know this should be easy, but I can't make it work. Help!! I'm trying to build a report for a bank that totals all of their customers' portfolios, by type of asset. Each security in a portfolio has a classification code linked to it, & I want total by a group of those codes. ex: ASSET MARKET VALUE CLASS CODE IBM 500,000 400 GE 2500 420 KO 500 499 US BOND 10,000 600 MNY MKT 15,000 850 I'm trying to do a sum of market value if the class code range is between 400 & 499, etc. I can do this very easily with a pivot table, but I need to copy these values to a new sheet so I need to make sure they're in the same cell every time it is updated. |
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