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How can I link the "sumif" criteria to a cell? thks
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How can I link the "sumif" criteria to a cell? thks
=sumif(a:a,b1,c:c)
or =sumif(a:a,""&b1,c:c) Lauravila wrote: -- Dave Peterson |
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How can I link the "sumif" criteria to a cell? thks
Simply refer to the cell that holds the criteria *if* it's a straight
comparison: ......A.....B.....C 1...x......1......x 2...y......2 3...x......4 4...x......2 =SUMIF(A1:A4,C1,B1:B4) If the criteria uses an operator like "greater than" then: ......A.....B.....C 1...2......1......5 2...7......2 3...3......4 4...6......2 =SUMIF(A1:A4,""&C1,B1:B4) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Lauravila" wrote in message ... |
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Kindly post your question in the message area, not in the subject line. The
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