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***** I am using Excel 2003 and Excel 2007 *****
I have an array that contains many entries like this: U4 U4.6 U1 P8 P2 V9 V3 V3.5 and others. The number is always preceeded by one consonant (one text letter from A - Z). I want to add all the U numbers together for a total (I do not want to count how many times they occur, I need total the numbers after the U or other single text character). I want the result to be listed in the formula cell. In the above group of numbers the total value of U should be "9.6". I would also like to do the same with any of the text letters in the cells -- P, V, etc. I am thinking and trying something like these: =SUM(IF(C38:N65="U",C38:N65)) =SUM(IF(C38:N47,"U",N(C38:N47))) but get "#VALUE!" errors. Basically, I want to strip the text character out and SUM the number. Any help will be appreciate no matter how difficult the algorithm or formula is. Thank you |
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