I don't think I described it right. This is what I am trying to do:

One formula... If a sum of numbers is greater than 0, multiply that sum by
a number and then add that number to another sum of numbers multiplied by
another number.

YB Girl,

Please provide more detail. Give actual examples with expected results.

For example:
If (1+2) 0 then ((1+2) * 3) + ((4+5)*6) else 0 (or nothing or error
message or (1+2) or ((1+2)*3)

=IF(sum(A1:A2)0,(sum(A1:A2)*A3)+(sum(A4:A5)*A6)," the sum is not greater
than zero!!!")

Also you say "If a sum of numbers is greater than 0", what results do you
want if it is less than/equal to 0?

HTH,

Conan






"YB Girl" wrote in message
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I don't think I described it right. This is what I am trying to do:

One formula... If a sum of numbers is greater than 0, multiply that sum
by
a number and then add that number to another sum of numbers multiplied by
another number.

Your request seems pretty straight forward with the exception of some
confusing wording.

If the sum of a numbers (A1:A5) is 0, then multiply sum by a number (C1).
Then add that sum to another sum of numbers (B1:B5) multiplied by another
number (C2). Ok, so what if the first sum is not greater than zero? In my
formula below, I have it returning blank.

=IF(SUM(A1:A5)0,(SUM(A1:A5)*C1)+(SUM(B1:B5)*C2)," ")

HTH,
Paul

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"YB Girl" wrote in message
...
I don't think I described it right. This is what I am trying to do:

One formula... If a sum of numbers is greater than 0, multiply that sum
by
a number and then add that number to another sum of numbers multiplied by
another number.

If the first sum of numbers is not greater than 0, then my answer is simply
the second sum of numbers multiplied by a number. In other words, if the
first sum of numbers is 0, I just want 0 added to the second part of the
equation.

"PCLIVE" wrote:

Your request seems pretty straight forward with the exception of some
confusing wording.

If the sum of a numbers (A1:A5) is 0, then multiply sum by a number (C1).
Then add that sum to another sum of numbers (B1:B5) multiplied by another
number (C2). Ok, so what if the first sum is not greater than zero? In my
formula below, I have it returning blank.

=IF(SUM(A1:A5)0,(SUM(A1:A5)*C1)+(SUM(B1:B5)*C2)," ")

HTH,
Paul

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"YB Girl" wrote in message
...
I don't think I described it right. This is what I am trying to do:

One formula... If a sum of numbers is greater than 0, multiply that sum
by
a number and then add that number to another sum of numbers multiplied by
another number.

Ok, you don't really need an IF statement here.

=(SUM(A1:A5)*C1)+(SUM(B1:B5)*C2)

HTH,
Paul




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"YB Girl" wrote in message
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If the first sum of numbers is not greater than 0, then my answer is
simply
the second sum of numbers multiplied by a number. In other words, if the
first sum of numbers is 0, I just want 0 added to the second part of the
equation.

"PCLIVE" wrote:

Your request seems pretty straight forward with the exception of some
confusing wording.

If the sum of a numbers (A1:A5) is 0, then multiply sum by a number
(C1).
Then add that sum to another sum of numbers (B1:B5) multiplied by another
number (C2). Ok, so what if the first sum is not greater than zero? In
my
formula below, I have it returning blank.

=IF(SUM(A1:A5)0,(SUM(A1:A5)*C1)+(SUM(B1:B5)*C2)," ")

HTH,
Paul

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"YB Girl" wrote in message
...
I don't think I described it right. This is what I am trying to do:

One formula... If a sum of numbers is greater than 0, multiply that
sum
by
a number and then add that number to another sum of numbers multiplied
by
another number.

If I use your exact wording and reduce it to a formula:

If( {a sum of numbers} 0, ({a sum of numbers} * {a number}) + ( {another
sum of numbers} * {another number}), ????)

Let's say that "a sum of numbers" is sum(a1:a10)
"a number" is b1
"another sum of numbers" is sum(c1:c10)
"another number" is d1

You didn't say what to do if "a sum of numbers" is not greater than 0, so I
inserted "????"

If(sum(a1:a10) 0, (sum(a1:a10) * b1) + ( sum(c1:c10) * d1), ????)

OK. There's my stab at the solution ;o)



"YB Girl" wrote:

I don't think I described it right. This is what I am trying to do:

One formula... If a sum of numbers is greater than 0, multiply that sum by
a number and then add that number to another sum of numbers multiplied by
another number.

What if the sum of the numbers is less than 0?

Tyro

"YB Girl" wrote in message
...
I don't think I described it right. This is what I am trying to do:

One formula... If a sum of numbers is greater than 0, multiply that sum
by
a number and then add that number to another sum of numbers multiplied by
another number.