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Here's my current formula:
=SUMIF(A3:A50,"Consumer",J3:J50)/C55 This works fine to get an average sum for everything that reads Consumer, but now I need to sum only the positive $ amounts in column "J3:J50". How and where do I insert this extra condition? Any help would be appreciate. Thanks |
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Hi,
Try =sumproduct(--(a3:a50="Consumer"),--(J3:J500),J3:j50/c55) If this helped please click yes, thanks "lightstation67" wrote: Here's my current formula: =SUMIF(A3:A50,"Consumer",J3:J50)/C55 This works fine to get an average sum for everything that reads Consumer, but now I need to sum only the positive $ amounts in column "J3:J50". How and where do I insert this extra condition? Any help would be appreciate. Thanks |
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=SUMProduct(--(A3:A50="Consumer"),--(J3:J500),J3:J50)/C55
"lightstation67" wrote: Here's my current formula: =SUMIF(A3:A50,"Consumer",J3:J50)/C55 This works fine to get an average sum for everything that reads Consumer, but now I need to sum only the positive $ amounts in column "J3:J50". How and where do I insert this extra condition? Any help would be appreciate. Thanks |
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=SUMPRODUCT(--(A3:A50="Consumer"),--(J3:J500),--(J3:J50))/C55
-- If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "lightstation67" wrote: Here's my current formula: =SUMIF(A3:A50,"Consumer",J3:J50)/C55 This works fine to get an average sum for everything that reads Consumer, but now I need to sum only the positive $ amounts in column "J3:J50". How and where do I insert this extra condition? Any help would be appreciate. Thanks |
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![]() Now, what if I need to sum only the amounts in column "J3:J50" where there is no "#Value" displayed. "Jacob Skaria" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A3:A50="Consumer"),--(J3:J500),--(J3:J50))/C55 -- Here's my current formula: =SUMIF(A3:A50,"Consumer",J3:J50)/C55 This works fine to get an average sum for everything that reads Consumer, but now I need to sum only the positive $ amounts in column "J3:J50". How and where do I insert this extra condition? |
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Fix the cells which are displaying #Value. Typically done with:
=if(iserror(yourcalculation),0,yourcalculation) Regards, Fred "JEB" wrote in message ... Now, what if I need to sum only the amounts in column "J3:J50" where there is no "#Value" displayed. "Jacob Skaria" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A3:A50="Consumer"),--(J3:J500),--(J3:J50))/C55 -- Here's my current formula: =SUMIF(A3:A50,"Consumer",J3:J50)/C55 This works fine to get an average sum for everything that reads Consumer, but now I need to sum only the positive $ amounts in column "J3:J50". How and where do I insert this extra condition? |
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