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Hi,

I have the folowing table:

A B C
1 Days Code Amount
2 1 K23 840.70
3 5 K23 840.70
4 14 P41 720.60
5 22 P41 111.00
6 120 G28 140.00
7 240 G24 720.60
8 360 L78 100.00
9 52 L78 100.00
10 68 K96 720.60
11 14 M24 100.00
12 450 C20 100.00
13 280 C20 100.00
14 68 K47 720.60

I wish to sum up amount in column C based the range of the days in column A
as follows:

1. days is greater or equeal to 0 but less or equeal 250
2. days is greater or equeal to 251 but less or equeal 350
3. days is greater than 351

Can I use SUMIF formula or a Pivot Table or Advance Filter ?

What are the 3 formulas ?

Thanks

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Using SUMIF the three formulas are as below...

=SUMIF(A:A,"<250",C:C)
=SUMIF(A:A,"250",C:C)-SUMIF(A:A,"350",C:C)
=SUMIF(A:A,"350",C:C)

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"Mr. Low" wrote:

Hi,

I have the folowing table:

A B C
1 Days Code Amount
2 1 K23 840.70
3 5 K23 840.70
4 14 P41 720.60
5 22 P41 111.00
6 120 G28 140.00
7 240 G24 720.60
8 360 L78 100.00
9 52 L78 100.00
10 68 K96 720.60
11 14 M24 100.00
12 450 C20 100.00
13 280 C20 100.00
14 68 K47 720.60

I wish to sum up amount in column C based the range of the days in column A
as follows:

1. days is greater or equeal to 0 but less or equeal 250
2. days is greater or equeal to 251 but less or equeal 350
3. days is greater than 351

Can I use SUMIF formula or a Pivot Table or Advance Filter ?

What are the 3 formulas ?

Thanks

Low




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Hi,
In one column lets say from D1 to D3 emter the three options, then in cell
E1 for the first option enter

=sumproduct(--($A$1:$A$100<=250),$C$1:$C$100)

in E2 enter
=SUMPRODUCT(--($A$1:$A$100250),--($A$1:$A$100<=350),$c$1:$c$100)

in E3 enter

=sumproduct(--($A$1:$A$100350),$C$1:$C$100)

if this helps please click yes, thankls

"Mr. Low" wrote:

Hi,

I have the folowing table:

A B C
1 Days Code Amount
2 1 K23 840.70
3 5 K23 840.70
4 14 P41 720.60
5 22 P41 111.00
6 120 G28 140.00
7 240 G24 720.60
8 360 L78 100.00
9 52 L78 100.00
10 68 K96 720.60
11 14 M24 100.00
12 450 C20 100.00
13 280 C20 100.00
14 68 K47 720.60

I wish to sum up amount in column C based the range of the days in column A
as follows:

1. days is greater or equeal to 0 but less or equeal 250
2. days is greater or equeal to 251 but less or equeal 350
3. days is greater than 351

Can I use SUMIF formula or a Pivot Table or Advance Filter ?

What are the 3 formulas ?

Thanks

Low




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Hi Jacob,

Thanks for the formulas.

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"Jacob Skaria" wrote:

Using SUMIF the three formulas are as below...

=SUMIF(A:A,"<250",C:C)
=SUMIF(A:A,"250",C:C)-SUMIF(A:A,"350",C:C)
=SUMIF(A:A,"350",C:C)

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"Mr. Low" wrote:

Hi,

I have the folowing table:

A B C
1 Days Code Amount
2 1 K23 840.70
3 5 K23 840.70
4 14 P41 720.60
5 22 P41 111.00
6 120 G28 140.00
7 240 G24 720.60
8 360 L78 100.00
9 52 L78 100.00
10 68 K96 720.60
11 14 M24 100.00
12 450 C20 100.00
13 280 C20 100.00
14 68 K47 720.60

I wish to sum up amount in column C based the range of the days in column A
as follows:

1. days is greater or equeal to 0 but less or equeal 250
2. days is greater or equeal to 251 but less or equeal 350
3. days is greater than 351

Can I use SUMIF formula or a Pivot Table or Advance Filter ?

What are the 3 formulas ?

Thanks

Low




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Hi Eduardo,

Thanks for the formulas.

Low

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Hi,
In one column lets say from D1 to D3 emter the three options, then in cell
E1 for the first option enter

=sumproduct(--($A$1:$A$100<=250),$C$1:$C$100)

in E2 enter
=SUMPRODUCT(--($A$1:$A$100250),--($A$1:$A$100<=350),$c$1:$c$100)

in E3 enter

=sumproduct(--($A$1:$A$100350),$C$1:$C$100)

if this helps please click yes, thankls

"Mr. Low" wrote:

Hi,

I have the folowing table:

A B C
1 Days Code Amount
2 1 K23 840.70
3 5 K23 840.70
4 14 P41 720.60
5 22 P41 111.00
6 120 G28 140.00
7 240 G24 720.60
8 360 L78 100.00
9 52 L78 100.00
10 68 K96 720.60
11 14 M24 100.00
12 450 C20 100.00
13 280 C20 100.00
14 68 K47 720.60

I wish to sum up amount in column C based the range of the days in column A
as follows:

1. days is greater or equeal to 0 but less or equeal 250
2. days is greater or equeal to 251 but less or equeal 350
3. days is greater than 351

Can I use SUMIF formula or a Pivot Table or Advance Filter ?

What are the 3 formulas ?

Thanks

Low




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"Mr. Low" wrote:

Hi Eduardo,

Thanks for the formulas.

Low

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"Eduardo" wrote:

Hi,
In one column lets say from D1 to D3 emter the three options, then in cell
E1 for the first option enter

=sumproduct(--($A$1:$A$100<=250),$C$1:$C$100)

in E2 enter
=SUMPRODUCT(--($A$1:$A$100250),--($A$1:$A$100<=350),$c$1:$c$100)

in E3 enter

=sumproduct(--($A$1:$A$100350),$C$1:$C$100)

if this helps please click yes, thankls

"Mr. Low" wrote:

Hi,

I have the folowing table:

A B C
1 Days Code Amount
2 1 K23 840.70
3 5 K23 840.70
4 14 P41 720.60
5 22 P41 111.00
6 120 G28 140.00
7 240 G24 720.60
8 360 L78 100.00
9 52 L78 100.00
10 68 K96 720.60
11 14 M24 100.00
12 450 C20 100.00
13 280 C20 100.00
14 68 K47 720.60

I wish to sum up amount in column C based the range of the days in column A
as follows:

1. days is greater or equeal to 0 but less or equeal 250
2. days is greater or equeal to 251 but less or equeal 350
3. days is greater than 351

Can I use SUMIF formula or a Pivot Table or Advance Filter ?

What are the 3 formulas ?

Thanks

Low




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