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If in cell K51 you want the sum of K3 to K50, the formula in K51 is
=SUM(K3:K50) If K3 to K50 is where you have your values that you want to test against 150, try =5*COUNTIF(K3:K50,"="&150) -- David Biddulph "Peekaboo012885" wrote in message ... thanks for the replies but I just realized I didn't word my question correctly...I'm looking to assign that formula but to a range of cells in a column (k3 through k50), however I want the total of all in cell k51. "Gaurav" wrote: =IF(X=150,5,0) It's better to use cell references. for example =IF(A1=150,5,0) Thanks "Peekaboo012885" wrote in message ... I'm trying to enter an IF formula but can't seem to get it written correctly...what I want to do is " IF x is or = $150 then the value is 5, if less than 150 then value is 0." |
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