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Sumif between a range
Help please with the following:
=SUMIF('<100'!$K:$K,"2" or "<=12",'<100'!$E:$E) or something like between "2" and "12". Cheers, John |
Sumif between a range
=sumproduct((rngA2)*(rngA<=12)*rngB)
-- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "John" wrote in message ... Help please with the following: =SUMIF('<100'!$K:$K,"2" or "<=12",'<100'!$E:$E) or something like between "2" and "12". Cheers, John |
Sumif between a range
=sumif('<100'!$k:$k,"=2") - sumif('<100'!$k:$k,"12")
Will include 2's and 12's in the sum. I'm not sure what should happen at those values (2 and 12). John wrote: Help please with the following: =SUMIF('<100'!$K:$K,"2" or "<=12",'<100'!$E:$E) or something like between "2" and "12". Cheers, John -- Dave Peterson |
Sumif between a range
I misread the question.
=SUMIF($K:$K,"=2",E:E) - SUMIF($K:$K,"12",E:E) Dave Peterson wrote: =sumif('<100'!$k:$k,"=2") - sumif('<100'!$k:$k,"12") Will include 2's and 12's in the sum. I'm not sure what should happen at those values (2 and 12). John wrote: Help please with the following: =SUMIF('<100'!$K:$K,"2" or "<=12",'<100'!$E:$E) or something like between "2" and "12". Cheers, John -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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