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We can use the ROWS() function to generate the last digit. Say in A1 thru
B30 we have: 004 107 009 104 007 117 009 100 009 111 002 108 004 116 001 109 002 101 002 114 007 113 003 102 003 117 007 103 002 108 004 105 004 110 006 118 006 103 008 120 001 118 002 111 006 105 009 120 001 119 002 106 008 109 005 104 003 104 004 101 were column A is Text Instead of a set of formulas like: =SUMIF(A1:A30,"001",B1:B30) =SUMIF(A1:A30,"002",B1:B30) we can use: =SUMIF($A$1:$A$30,"00" & ROWS($A$1:A1),$B$1:$B$30) and copy down -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200856 " wrote: Any one can help up the following case, how to set up the number in "criteria" to be continue, so that i not neet to key in one by one, sample =SUMIF('Data In (Agent 1)'!B14:B233,"003",'Data In (Agent 1)'!C14:C233) as above sample format, how to automatically adjust the number "003" to "004" for the next row format? thank you. regards, Lee |
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