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To Bob(regarding drop downs)- Pls reply
Thanks sooooo much for the prompt reply Bob.
I am not sure how I'd modify this to apply it to my spread sheet.I'd really appreciate it if you could reply to this one as well. Say in Column B i have a couple of L and a couple of Ms (first 4 rows). So when I add it up , it should give me (1+1+2+2)=6. How will I change the equation you just gave me to apply it to this column and rows? Thanks in anticipation |
Here is one way for B2:B100, use
=SUMPRODUCT(((B2:B100="L")*1)+(B2:B100="M")*2+(B2: B100="H")*3) -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Dharsh" wrote in message ... Thanks sooooo much for the prompt reply Bob. I am not sure how I'd modify this to apply it to my spread sheet.I'd really appreciate it if you could reply to this one as well. Say in Column B i have a couple of L and a couple of Ms (first 4 rows). So when I add it up , it should give me (1+1+2+2)=6. How will I change the equation you just gave me to apply it to this column and rows? Thanks in anticipation |
.... or more simply
=SUMPRODUCT(((B2:B100={"L","M","H"})*{1,2,3})) -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Dharsh" wrote in message ... Thanks sooooo much for the prompt reply Bob. I am not sure how I'd modify this to apply it to my spread sheet.I'd really appreciate it if you could reply to this one as well. Say in Column B i have a couple of L and a couple of Ms (first 4 rows). So when I add it up , it should give me (1+1+2+2)=6. How will I change the equation you just gave me to apply it to this column and rows? Thanks in anticipation |
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