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SUMIF, Is this the only way
This is the formula I used.
=SUMIF($I$29:$M$29,""&0,$B$52:$F$52)+SUMIF($I$32: $M$32,""&0,$B$54:$F$54)+SUMIF($I$35:$M$35,""&0,$ B$56:$F$56)+SUMIF($I$38:$M$38,""&0,$B$58:$F$58)+S UMIF($I$41:$M$41,""&0,$B$60:$F$60). As you can see the cells I want to sum are in every other row and the range with the criteria is in every third row. This formula works but will be a real pain to enter as more rows are added. Is there another formula that would be simpler to enter? |
SUMIF, Is this the only way
Hi Scott,
Look up Address Worksheet Function in your Excel Help. I don't think you want Absolute cell addresses at all. They will certainly make it difficult to paste the formula to another cell. --- HTH, David McRitchie, Microsoft MVP - Excel My Excel Pages: http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/excel.htm Search Page: http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/search.htm "Scott" wrote in message ... This is the formula I used. =SUMIF($I$29:$M$29,""&0,$B$52:$F$52)+SUMIF($I$32: $M$32,""&0,$B$54:$F$54)+SUMIF($I$35:$M$35,""&0,$ B$56:$F$56)+SUMIF($I$38:$M$38," "&0,$B$58:$F$58)+SUMIF($I$41:$M$41,""&0,$B$60:$F$ 60). As you can see the cells I want to sum are in every other row and the range with the criteria is in every third row. This formula works but will be a real pain to enter as more rows are added. Is there another formula that would be simpler to enter? |
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