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Sumif and Text
I'm trying to use sumif where the criteria is to match text inside a text
string. Is there an simpler way to do this and will I eventually be able to find the right formula? -- I need so much help, but right now, some Excel help will suffice!! |
Sumif and Text
Assume your are searching column A for any cells that contain "Bob", summing
column B: =SUMPRODUCT(--ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Bob",A2:A1000)),B2:B1000) -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "Jose" wrote: I'm trying to use sumif where the criteria is to match text inside a text string. Is there an simpler way to do this and will I eventually be able to find the right formula? -- I need so much help, but right now, some Excel help will suffice!! |
Sumif and Text
You're looking for the word Jose in column A and column A could have values
like: Jose This is Jose This is Jose's book and all 3 should match? If yes, you can use a wildcard: =sumif(a:a,"*"&"jose"&"*",b:b) or =sumif(a:a,"*jose*",b:b) or even =sumif(a:a,"*"&C1&"*",b:b) if C1 contained Jose Jose wrote: I'm trying to use sumif where the criteria is to match text inside a text string. Is there an simpler way to do this and will I eventually be able to find the right formula? -- I need so much help, but right now, some Excel help will suffice!! -- Dave Peterson |
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