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Calculating sum product between columns.
Can anybody help me with a formula to total the total cost for the cases
purchased? In the past I would type in cell f17: =sum(f5*$e5+f6*$e6+f7*$f7...) to the bottom of my column and copy the formula across... I'm pretty sure there's an easier, smarter way but it's beyond my realm of excel knowledge... e f g Cost Case(s) Case(s) a5 $4.00 2 a6 $4.00 4 a7 $4.00 3 a8 $4.00 4 a9 $4.00 1 a10 $1.00 2 a11 $1.00 a12 $1.00 2 a13 $4.00 2 a14 $4.00 a15 $4.00 a16 TOTAL 8 12 a17 $ TOTAL |
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Calculating sum product between columns.
something like:
=SUMPRODUCT((F5:F15),(E5:E15)) -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200852 "Donna" wrote: Can anybody help me with a formula to total the total cost for the cases purchased? In the past I would type in cell f17: =sum(f5*$e5+f6*$e6+f7*$f7...) to the bottom of my column and copy the formula across... I'm pretty sure there's an easier, smarter way but it's beyond my realm of excel knowledge... e f g Cost Case(s) Case(s) a5 $4.00 2 a6 $4.00 4 a7 $4.00 3 a8 $4.00 4 a9 $4.00 1 a10 $1.00 2 a11 $1.00 a12 $1.00 2 a13 $4.00 2 a14 $4.00 a15 $4.00 a16 TOTAL 8 12 a17 $ TOTAL |
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Calculating sum product between columns.
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Donna wrote: Can anybody help me with a formula to total the total cost for the cases purchased? In the past I would type in cell f17: =sum(f5*$e5+f6*$e6+f7*$f7...) to the bottom of my column and copy the formula across... I'm pretty sure there's an easier, smarter way but it's beyond my realm of excel knowledge... e f g Cost Case(s) Case(s) a5 $4.00 2 a6 $4.00 4 a7 $4.00 3 a8 $4.00 4 a9 $4.00 1 a10 $1.00 2 a11 $1.00 a12 $1.00 2 a13 $4.00 2 a14 $4.00 a15 $4.00 a16 TOTAL 8 12 a17 $ TOTAL Try... =SUMPRODUCT($E5:$E15,F5:F15) -- Domenic http://www.xl-central.com |
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Calculating sum product between columns.
That's perfect! Thanks so much...
"Gary''s Student" wrote: something like: =SUMPRODUCT((F5:F15),(E5:E15)) -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200852 "Donna" wrote: Can anybody help me with a formula to total the total cost for the cases purchased? In the past I would type in cell f17: =sum(f5*$e5+f6*$e6+f7*$f7...) to the bottom of my column and copy the formula across... I'm pretty sure there's an easier, smarter way but it's beyond my realm of excel knowledge... e f g Cost Case(s) Case(s) a5 $4.00 2 a6 $4.00 4 a7 $4.00 3 a8 $4.00 4 a9 $4.00 1 a10 $1.00 2 a11 $1.00 a12 $1.00 2 a13 $4.00 2 a14 $4.00 a15 $4.00 a16 TOTAL 8 12 a17 $ TOTAL |
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