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Hi all,
I would like to sum more than one column on a given row that matches my critera. My data is set up with sales information by style/store like this: A B C D 1 STYLE# STORE 1 STORE 2 STORE 3 2 0001 13 11 8 3 0002 5 7 4 I'd like to find the Total Sales (Store 1 + Store 2 + Store 3) for a given Style # I've tried entering indicating more than one column in the sum range: SUMIF(A2:A3,"0001",B2:C3) From my reading of Excel help it seems like this should work but it is only adding numbers in the first column of my range; am I doing something wrong? I can't change the file that I'm pulling the data from, so adding a total column and then pointing to that wouldn't work. I could add an intermediate file with the totals for each style and point to that but I feel like there has to be a better way... Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks!!! |
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Thanks so much for your help Jim.
I modified my formula to include the same number of columns in my criteria range as my sum-range, example: SUMIF(A2:C3,"0001",B2:D3) I'm not actually looking for criteria in column B or C as all my style numbers are in column A. I hoped that expanding the criteria range, even unnecessarily, would expand the sum range...unfortunately I'm still getting the same result as before, first column only... Did I not understand your advice correctly? As a side note, I actually have about 10,000 rows and 100 columns so I'm not able to individually add the columns via VLOOKLUP, hence the SUMIF idea... Thanks again! "Jim Rech" wrote: The criteria range and the sum range in SUMIF are assumed to have the same number of rows and columns. Since your criteria range (A2:A3) has one column only one column of the sum range is summed. -- Jim "Ben Johnson" <Ben wrote in message ... | Hi all, | | I would like to sum more than one column on a given row that matches my | critera. | | My data is set up with sales information by style/store like this: | A B C D | 1 STYLE# STORE 1 STORE 2 STORE 3 | 2 0001 13 11 8 | 3 0002 5 7 4 | | I'd like to find the Total Sales (Store 1 + Store 2 + Store 3) for a given | Style # | | I've tried entering indicating more than one column in the sum range: | | SUMIF(A2:A3,"0001",B2:C3) | | From my reading of Excel help it seems like this should work but it is only | adding numbers in the first column of my range; am I doing something wrong? | | I can't change the file that I'm pulling the data from, so adding a total | column and then pointing to that wouldn't work. | | I could add an intermediate file with the totals for each style and point to | that but I feel like there has to be a better way... | | Any ideas would be appreciated. | | Thanks!!! |
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Say your datalist was A1 to D50,
with headers in Row 1, and data in A2:D50. Assign E1 as the cell where you enter the style number you're looking to total. Then, try this: =SUMPRODUCT((A2:A50=E1)*B2:D50) -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Ben Johnson" wrote in message ... Thanks so much for your help Jim. I modified my formula to include the same number of columns in my criteria range as my sum-range, example: SUMIF(A2:C3,"0001",B2:D3) I'm not actually looking for criteria in column B or C as all my style numbers are in column A. I hoped that expanding the criteria range, even unnecessarily, would expand the sum range...unfortunately I'm still getting the same result as before, first column only... Did I not understand your advice correctly? As a side note, I actually have about 10,000 rows and 100 columns so I'm not able to individually add the columns via VLOOKLUP, hence the SUMIF idea... Thanks again! "Jim Rech" wrote: The criteria range and the sum range in SUMIF are assumed to have the same number of rows and columns. Since your criteria range (A2:A3) has one column only one column of the sum range is summed. -- Jim "Ben Johnson" <Ben wrote in message ... | Hi all, | | I would like to sum more than one column on a given row that matches my | critera. | | My data is set up with sales information by style/store like this: | A B C D | 1 STYLE# STORE 1 STORE 2 STORE 3 | 2 0001 13 11 8 | 3 0002 5 7 4 | | I'd like to find the Total Sales (Store 1 + Store 2 + Store 3) for a given | Style # | | I've tried entering indicating more than one column in the sum range: | | SUMIF(A2:A3,"0001",B2:C3) | | From my reading of Excel help it seems like this should work but it is only | adding numbers in the first column of my range; am I doing something wrong? | | I can't change the file that I'm pulling the data from, so adding a total | column and then pointing to that wouldn't work. | | I could add an intermediate file with the totals for each style and point to | that but I feel like there has to be a better way... | | Any ideas would be appreciated. | | Thanks!!! |
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Try Sumproduct
SUMPRODUCT(--(A3:A4=$A$3),(B3:B4))+SUMPRODUCT(--(A3:A4=$A$3),(C3:C4))+SUMPRODUCT(--(A3:A4=$A$3),(D3:D4)) hth -- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "Ben Johnson" escreveu: Thanks so much for your help Jim. I modified my formula to include the same number of columns in my criteria range as my sum-range, example: SUMIF(A2:C3,"0001",B2:D3) I'm not actually looking for criteria in column B or C as all my style numbers are in column A. I hoped that expanding the criteria range, even unnecessarily, would expand the sum range...unfortunately I'm still getting the same result as before, first column only... Did I not understand your advice correctly? As a side note, I actually have about 10,000 rows and 100 columns so I'm not able to individually add the columns via VLOOKLUP, hence the SUMIF idea... Thanks again! "Jim Rech" wrote: The criteria range and the sum range in SUMIF are assumed to have the same number of rows and columns. Since your criteria range (A2:A3) has one column only one column of the sum range is summed. -- Jim "Ben Johnson" <Ben wrote in message ... | Hi all, | | I would like to sum more than one column on a given row that matches my | critera. | | My data is set up with sales information by style/store like this: | A B C D | 1 STYLE# STORE 1 STORE 2 STORE 3 | 2 0001 13 11 8 | 3 0002 5 7 4 | | I'd like to find the Total Sales (Store 1 + Store 2 + Store 3) for a given | Style # | | I've tried entering indicating more than one column in the sum range: | | SUMIF(A2:A3,"0001",B2:C3) | | From my reading of Excel help it seems like this should work but it is only | adding numbers in the first column of my range; am I doing something wrong? | | I can't change the file that I'm pulling the data from, so adding a total | column and then pointing to that wouldn't work. | | I could add an intermediate file with the totals for each style and point to | that but I feel like there has to be a better way... | | Any ideas would be appreciated. | | Thanks!!! |
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Perfect...thanks!!!!
"RagDyer" wrote: Say your datalist was A1 to D50, with headers in Row 1, and data in A2:D50. Assign E1 as the cell where you enter the style number you're looking to total. Then, try this: =SUMPRODUCT((A2:A50=E1)*B2:D50) -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Ben Johnson" wrote in message ... Thanks so much for your help Jim. I modified my formula to include the same number of columns in my criteria range as my sum-range, example: SUMIF(A2:C3,"0001",B2:D3) I'm not actually looking for criteria in column B or C as all my style numbers are in column A. I hoped that expanding the criteria range, even unnecessarily, would expand the sum range...unfortunately I'm still getting the same result as before, first column only... Did I not understand your advice correctly? As a side note, I actually have about 10,000 rows and 100 columns so I'm not able to individually add the columns via VLOOKLUP, hence the SUMIF idea... Thanks again! "Jim Rech" wrote: The criteria range and the sum range in SUMIF are assumed to have the same number of rows and columns. Since your criteria range (A2:A3) has one column only one column of the sum range is summed. -- Jim "Ben Johnson" <Ben wrote in message ... | Hi all, | | I would like to sum more than one column on a given row that matches my | critera. | | My data is set up with sales information by style/store like this: | A B C D | 1 STYLE# STORE 1 STORE 2 STORE 3 | 2 0001 13 11 8 | 3 0002 5 7 4 | | I'd like to find the Total Sales (Store 1 + Store 2 + Store 3) for a given | Style # | | I've tried entering indicating more than one column in the sum range: | | SUMIF(A2:A3,"0001",B2:C3) | | From my reading of Excel help it seems like this should work but it is only | adding numbers in the first column of my range; am I doing something wrong? | | I can't change the file that I'm pulling the data from, so adding a total | column and then pointing to that wouldn't work. | | I could add an intermediate file with the totals for each style and point to | that but I feel like there has to be a better way... | | Any ideas would be appreciated. | | Thanks!!! |
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You're welcome, and thank you for the feed-back.
-- Regards, RD ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit ! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Ben Johnson" wrote in message ... Perfect...thanks!!!! "RagDyer" wrote: Say your datalist was A1 to D50, with headers in Row 1, and data in A2:D50. Assign E1 as the cell where you enter the style number you're looking to total. Then, try this: =SUMPRODUCT((A2:A50=E1)*B2:D50) -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Ben Johnson" wrote in message ... Thanks so much for your help Jim. I modified my formula to include the same number of columns in my criteria range as my sum-range, example: SUMIF(A2:C3,"0001",B2:D3) I'm not actually looking for criteria in column B or C as all my style numbers are in column A. I hoped that expanding the criteria range, even unnecessarily, would expand the sum range...unfortunately I'm still getting the same result as before, first column only... Did I not understand your advice correctly? As a side note, I actually have about 10,000 rows and 100 columns so I'm not able to individually add the columns via VLOOKLUP, hence the SUMIF idea... Thanks again! "Jim Rech" wrote: The criteria range and the sum range in SUMIF are assumed to have the same number of rows and columns. Since your criteria range (A2:A3) has one column only one column of the sum range is summed. -- Jim "Ben Johnson" <Ben wrote in message ... | Hi all, | | I would like to sum more than one column on a given row that matches my | critera. | | My data is set up with sales information by style/store like this: | A B C D | 1 STYLE# STORE 1 STORE 2 STORE 3 | 2 0001 13 11 8 | 3 0002 5 7 4 | | I'd like to find the Total Sales (Store 1 + Store 2 + Store 3) for a given | Style # | | I've tried entering indicating more than one column in the sum range: | | SUMIF(A2:A3,"0001",B2:C3) | | From my reading of Excel help it seems like this should work but it is only | adding numbers in the first column of my range; am I doing something wrong? | | I can't change the file that I'm pulling the data from, so adding a total | column and then pointing to that wouldn't work. | | I could add an intermediate file with the totals for each style and point to | that but I feel like there has to be a better way... | | Any ideas would be appreciated. | | Thanks!!! |
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