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How can I sum numbers that have a gray color-fill in cell?
In Excel 2003, I have a row of 15 numbers and some of the cells in the row
have a 'gray' color-fill. I want to 'sum' only those numbers in the row whose cell color-fill is 'gray'. It doesn't seem that SUMIF has a criteria that can be selective by cell color-fill. Is there any easy way to sum numbers in a row or column according to a cell color-fill criteria? |
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How can I sum numbers that have a gray color-fill in cell?
Bob Phillips has lots on counting and summing cells based on colour
he http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.ColourCounter.html Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 6, 1:51*pm, ScottD wrote: In Excel 2003, I have a row of 15 numbers and some of the cells in the row have a 'gray' color-fill. *I want to 'sum' only those numbers in the row whose cell color-fill is 'gray'. *It doesn't seem that SUMIF has a criteria that can be selective by cell color-fill. *Is there any easy way to sum numbers in a row or column according to a cell color-fill criteria? |
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