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SUMIF
=SUMIF(B194,"DHC2",F194:I194)
I am using this to add F194, G194, H194, and I194 if B194 = DHC2 the problem is it is only adding F194, not the other three. I am using Office 2007 |
SUMIF
=IF(B194="DHC2",SUM(F194:H194),0)
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Kevin" wrote in message ... =SUMIF(B194,"DHC2",F194:I194) I am using this to add F194, G194, H194, and I194 if B194 = DHC2 the problem is it is only adding F194, not the other three. I am using Office 2007 |
SUMIF
Thanks Peo,
If I wanted it to add the same cells if B194 was to = DHC3 as well as DHC2 would I enter it like this =IF(B194="DHC2",SUM(F194:H194),0)+IF(B194="DHC3",S UM(F194:H194),0) or is there a better way "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: =IF(B194="DHC2",SUM(F194:H194),0) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Kevin" wrote in message ... =SUMIF(B194,"DHC2",F194:I194) I am using this to add F194, G194, H194, and I194 if B194 = DHC2 the problem is it is only adding F194, not the other three. I am using Office 2007 |
SUMIF
The formula you gave me =IF(B194="DHC2",SUM(F194:H194),0) works, but if B194
does not = DHC2 it enters 0 in the cell. How do I get rid of that and have nothing in the cell? "Kevin" wrote: Thanks Peo, If I wanted it to add the same cells if B194 was to = DHC3 as well as DHC2 would I enter it like this =IF(B194="DHC2",SUM(F194:H194),0)+IF(B194="DHC3",S UM(F194:H194),0) or is there a better way "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: =IF(B194="DHC2",SUM(F194:H194),0) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Kevin" wrote in message ... =SUMIF(B194,"DHC2",F194:I194) I am using this to add F194, G194, H194, and I194 if B194 = DHC2 the problem is it is only adding F194, not the other three. I am using Office 2007 |
SUMIF
Change the 0 in the formula to ""
-- David Biddulph "Kevin" wrote in message ... The formula you gave me =IF(B194="DHC2",SUM(F194:H194),0) works, but if B194 does not = DHC2 it enters 0 in the cell. How do I get rid of that and have nothing in the cell? "Kevin" wrote: Thanks Peo, If I wanted it to add the same cells if B194 was to = DHC3 as well as DHC2 would I enter it like this =IF(B194="DHC2",SUM(F194:H194),0)+IF(B194="DHC3",S UM(F194:H194),0) or is there a better way "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: =IF(B194="DHC2",SUM(F194:H194),0) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Kevin" wrote in message ... =SUMIF(B194,"DHC2",F194:I194) I am using this to add F194, G194, H194, and I194 if B194 = DHC2 the problem is it is only adding F194, not the other three. I am using Office 2007 |
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