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SUMIF with multiple criteria
Does anyone know how to do a SUMIF which will allow you to enter two ranges
which apply to two sets of criteria? For example, I have the following data, and I would like to write a formula that will sum for me the red Ds only. (answer = 3) colour letter amount red F 3 orange D 5 yellow B 4 purple E 2 red D 3 orange B 5 yellow E 4 purple F 2 I normally write this in two steps, but I wonder if it is possible to do it all in one formula? |
SUMIF with multiple criteria
=SUMPRODUCT((A2:A9="red")*(B2:B9="D")*(C2:C9))
Regards Trevor "Plum" wrote in message ... Does anyone know how to do a SUMIF which will allow you to enter two ranges which apply to two sets of criteria? For example, I have the following data, and I would like to write a formula that will sum for me the red Ds only. (answer = 3) colour letter amount red F 3 orange D 5 yellow B 4 purple E 2 red D 3 orange B 5 yellow E 4 purple F 2 I normally write this in two steps, but I wonder if it is possible to do it all in one formula? |
SUMIF with multiple criteria
Use SUMPRODUCT:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A8="red"),--(B1:B8="D")*(C1:C8)) you can use it for many criteria -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200717 "Plum" wrote: Does anyone know how to do a SUMIF which will allow you to enter two ranges which apply to two sets of criteria? For example, I have the following data, and I would like to write a formula that will sum for me the red Ds only. (answer = 3) colour letter amount red F 3 orange D 5 yellow B 4 purple E 2 red D 3 orange B 5 yellow E 4 purple F 2 I normally write this in two steps, but I wonder if it is possible to do it all in one formula? |
SUMIF with multiple criteria
perfect - thanks so much.
"Gary''s Student" wrote: Use SUMPRODUCT: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A8="red"),--(B1:B8="D")*(C1:C8)) you can use it for many criteria -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200717 "Plum" wrote: Does anyone know how to do a SUMIF which will allow you to enter two ranges which apply to two sets of criteria? For example, I have the following data, and I would like to write a formula that will sum for me the red Ds only. (answer = 3) colour letter amount red F 3 orange D 5 yellow B 4 purple E 2 red D 3 orange B 5 yellow E 4 purple F 2 I normally write this in two steps, but I wonder if it is possible to do it all in one formula? |
SUMIF with multiple criteria
Does anyone know how to do a SUMIF...
which apply to two sets of criteria? Hi. If using range names in Excel 2007... =SUMIFS(Number,Color,"Red",Letter,"D") -- HTH :) Dana DeLouis Windows XP & Office 2007 "Plum" wrote in message ... Does anyone know how to do a SUMIF which will allow you to enter two ranges which apply to two sets of criteria? For example, I have the following data, and I would like to write a formula that will sum for me the red Ds only. (answer = 3) colour letter amount red F 3 orange D 5 yellow B 4 purple E 2 red D 3 orange B 5 yellow E 4 purple F 2 I normally write this in two steps, but I wonder if it is possible to do it all in one formula? |
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