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Conditional Formula
I am trying to make a formula to get the following results:
If a date/text is entered into a cell in Column C, then the corresponding cell data in Column A will add to a running total on the bottom of Column C. So if A3, A4, and A5 have numbers in them (ie. A3=15, A4=10, A5=30) and a date or text is entered into C3 and C4, then the total at the bottom of Column C would add only the numbers from A3 and A4. I tried to do a SUMIF formula but it won't pull the numbers because I am not sure how to set up the condition. I am not even close to being savvy with Excel, so please walk me through any possible formulas. Thank you. |
Conditional Formula
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=SUMIF(C:C,"<",A:A) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "JamieWPS" wrote in message ... I am trying to make a formula to get the following results: If a date/text is entered into a cell in Column C, then the corresponding cell data in Column A will add to a running total on the bottom of Column C. So if A3, A4, and A5 have numbers in them (ie. A3=15, A4=10, A5=30) and a date or text is entered into C3 and C4, then the total at the bottom of Column C would add only the numbers from A3 and A4. I tried to do a SUMIF formula but it won't pull the numbers because I am not sure how to set up the condition. I am not even close to being savvy with Excel, so please walk me through any possible formulas. Thank you. |
Conditional Formula
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=SUMIF(C1:C100,"<",A1:A100) In article , JamieWPS wrote: I am trying to make a formula to get the following results: If a date/text is entered into a cell in Column C, then the corresponding cell data in Column A will add to a running total on the bottom of Column C. So if A3, A4, and A5 have numbers in them (ie. A3=15, A4=10, A5=30) and a date or text is entered into C3 and C4, then the total at the bottom of Column C would add only the numbers from A3 and A4. I tried to do a SUMIF formula but it won't pull the numbers because I am not sure how to set up the condition. I am not even close to being savvy with Excel, so please walk me through any possible formulas. Thank you. |
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