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Conditional format?
Hi
I wonder if any one can help me please. I have been given a formula that i have seen work in another sheet but i can't seem to get it to work for me. I was told to puch control+shift+enter to get it to work. but i have tried this but it doen't. The formula is {=SUM(IF(($J$4:$J$3000="RW1")*($K$4:$K$3000="FRIDA Y")*($L$4:$M$3000=1),$G$4:$G$3000))} It is the { } that seem to make it not work Many thanks |
Conditional format?
Neil,
You use ctrl+shift+enter to specify array formulas. You can spot array formulas by looking at them because they will be enclosed in curly braces. However, you are not supposed to type in the curly braces. Excel puts them automatically. So, what you need to do is enter the formula without the curly braces, then ctrl+shift+enter. =SUM(IF(($J$4:$J$3000="RW1")*($K$4:$K$3000="FRIDAY ")*($L$4:$M$3000=1),$G$4:$G$3000)) "Neil" wrote: Hi I wonder if any one can help me please. I have been given a formula that i have seen work in another sheet but i can't seem to get it to work for me. I was told to puch control+shift+enter to get it to work. but i have tried this but it doen't. The formula is {=SUM(IF(($J$4:$J$3000="RW1")*($K$4:$K$3000="FRIDA Y")*($L$4:$M$3000=1),$G$4:$G$3000))} It is the { } that seem to make it not work Many thanks |
Conditional format?
However, I don't know if it was a typo or not, I see in your formula that you
have written ($L$4:$M$3000=1) and the M should be an L (or the M should be an L - either way, both sides of the : need to refer to the same column). You might try changing that before using what I suggested. Don't forget after editing to use the 3-key entry to commit it. If that doesn't fix it, let us know. I think what you want to be done could also be done with SUMPRODUCT(). "Neil" wrote: Hi I wonder if any one can help me please. I have been given a formula that i have seen work in another sheet but i can't seem to get it to work for me. I was told to puch control+shift+enter to get it to work. but i have tried this but it doen't. The formula is {=SUM(IF(($J$4:$J$3000="RW1")*($K$4:$K$3000="FRIDA Y")*($L$4:$M$3000=1),$G$4:$G$3000))} It is the { } that seem to make it not work Many thanks |
Conditional format?
Thanks Guys
That has worked perfectly! And in the process made my day a lot easier! Yes it was a typo thanks for pointing it out. "JLatham" wrote: However, I don't know if it was a typo or not, I see in your formula that you have written ($L$4:$M$3000=1) and the M should be an L (or the M should be an L - either way, both sides of the : need to refer to the same column). You might try changing that before using what I suggested. Don't forget after editing to use the 3-key entry to commit it. If that doesn't fix it, let us know. I think what you want to be done could also be done with SUMPRODUCT(). "Neil" wrote: Hi I wonder if any one can help me please. I have been given a formula that i have seen work in another sheet but i can't seem to get it to work for me. I was told to puch control+shift+enter to get it to work. but i have tried this but it doen't. The formula is {=SUM(IF(($J$4:$J$3000="RW1")*($K$4:$K$3000="FRIDA Y")*($L$4:$M$3000=1),$G$4:$G$3000))} It is the { } that seem to make it not work Many thanks |
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