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Unfortunately, the previous formula was not helpful.

I am trying to make cell V7 show both H and MO...

Cell A5 shows "H" 3, A6 shows "H" 1 , and Cell A7 shows "MO" 1 and Cell A8
shows "MO" 1.

Would I be able to show both H and MO in cell V7 and the totals in cell V8?

My current formula is: =SUMIF(B8:O8,"H",B9:O9).

Thank you
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What are you wanting the results to look like, as a I believe the previous
formula should have worked.

="H total is: "&SUMIF(B8:O8,"H",B9:O9)&"V total is: "&SUMIF(B8:O8,"V",B9:O9)

If you need them on two lines, make sure your cell is tall enough and
activate word wrap, and change formula to:

="H total is: "&SUMIF(B8:O8,"H",B9:O9)&CHAR(10)&"V total is:
"&SUMIF(B8:O8,"V",B9:O9)
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Unfortunately, the previous formula was not helpful.

I am trying to make cell V7 show both H and MO...

Cell A5 shows "H" 3, A6 shows "H" 1 , and Cell A7 shows "MO" 1 and Cell A8
shows "MO" 1.

Would I be able to show both H and MO in cell V7 and the totals in cell V8?

My current formula is: =SUMIF(B8:O8,"H",B9:O9).

Thank you

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Sorry, this did not help, as I need the hours to show "0.00" and "separate"
in the same cell:

H, MO
5.00, 2.00

changing height of rows would not be a good idea as I am trying to keep it
to one page for quick reference.

Thanks

"Luke M" wrote:

What are you wanting the results to look like, as a I believe the previous
formula should have worked.

="H total is: "&SUMIF(B8:O8,"H",B9:O9)&"V total is: "&SUMIF(B8:O8,"V",B9:O9)

If you need them on two lines, make sure your cell is tall enough and
activate word wrap, and change formula to:

="H total is: "&SUMIF(B8:O8,"H",B9:O9)&CHAR(10)&"V total is:
"&SUMIF(B8:O8,"V",B9:O9)
--
Best Regards,

Luke M
*Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!*


"something68" wrote:

Unfortunately, the previous formula was not helpful.

I am trying to make cell V7 show both H and MO...

Cell A5 shows "H" 3, A6 shows "H" 1 , and Cell A7 shows "MO" 1 and Cell A8
shows "MO" 1.

Would I be able to show both H and MO in cell V7 and the totals in cell V8?

My current formula is: =SUMIF(B8:O8,"H",B9:O9).

Thank you

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Default Two formulas in one cell

Perhaps

=TEXT(SUMIF(B8:O8,"H"),"0.00")&", "&TEXT(SUMIF(B8:O8,"V"),"0.00")

is what you're looking for then.
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"something68" wrote:

Sorry, this did not help, as I need the hours to show "0.00" and "separate"
in the same cell:

H, MO
5.00, 2.00

changing height of rows would not be a good idea as I am trying to keep it
to one page for quick reference.

Thanks

"Luke M" wrote:

What are you wanting the results to look like, as a I believe the previous
formula should have worked.

="H total is: "&SUMIF(B8:O8,"H",B9:O9)&"V total is: "&SUMIF(B8:O8,"V",B9:O9)

If you need them on two lines, make sure your cell is tall enough and
activate word wrap, and change formula to:

="H total is: "&SUMIF(B8:O8,"H",B9:O9)&CHAR(10)&"V total is:
"&SUMIF(B8:O8,"V",B9:O9)
--
Best Regards,

Luke M
*Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!*


"something68" wrote:

Unfortunately, the previous formula was not helpful.

I am trying to make cell V7 show both H and MO...

Cell A5 shows "H" 3, A6 shows "H" 1 , and Cell A7 shows "MO" 1 and Cell A8
shows "MO" 1.

Would I be able to show both H and MO in cell V7 and the totals in cell V8?

My current formula is: =SUMIF(B8:O8,"H",B9:O9).

Thank you

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Ah! So very close. With this formula, it shows "0.00, 0.00" on one cell but
does not show the total of information I enter, i.e. 2.00, 3.00...


"Luke M" wrote:

Perhaps

=TEXT(SUMIF(B8:O8,"H"),"0.00")&", "&TEXT(SUMIF(B8:O8,"V"),"0.00")

is what you're looking for then.
--
Best Regards,

Luke M
*Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!*


"something68" wrote:

Sorry, this did not help, as I need the hours to show "0.00" and "separate"
in the same cell:

H, MO
5.00, 2.00

changing height of rows would not be a good idea as I am trying to keep it
to one page for quick reference.

Thanks

"Luke M" wrote:

What are you wanting the results to look like, as a I believe the previous
formula should have worked.

="H total is: "&SUMIF(B8:O8,"H",B9:O9)&"V total is: "&SUMIF(B8:O8,"V",B9:O9)

If you need them on two lines, make sure your cell is tall enough and
activate word wrap, and change formula to:

="H total is: "&SUMIF(B8:O8,"H",B9:O9)&CHAR(10)&"V total is:
"&SUMIF(B8:O8,"V",B9:O9)
--
Best Regards,

Luke M
*Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!*


"something68" wrote:

Unfortunately, the previous formula was not helpful.

I am trying to make cell V7 show both H and MO...

Cell A5 shows "H" 3, A6 shows "H" 1 , and Cell A7 shows "MO" 1 and Cell A8
shows "MO" 1.

Would I be able to show both H and MO in cell V7 and the totals in cell V8?

My current formula is: =SUMIF(B8:O8,"H",B9:O9).

Thank you

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