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organizing rows and columns by text
I am trying to add up values in cells that correspond to text in other cells.
So, let's say I have 100 rows of various text and columns next to each of those rows have various values. I then want to select certain rows of text based on a certain word in that cell, and if possible, add up the values in other columns for that row. For instance, say I want to organize all rows in column A that have the word cat in it. One row might have "Fat Cat", another might have "Cat food", another might have "Cat types", etc, etc. I want to take all cells in that column A that have the word cat in it and organize them in a group so I can then take numbers from cells corresponding to that row but in different columns and add them up. Or I can just group all rows together with "cat" in them and then add the columns. Any ideas on this? |
organizing rows and columns by text
"cat" text being in column A, numbers in column B:
=SUMIF(A:A,"*cat*",B:B) -- Regards! Stefi €˛Mike€¯ ezt Ć*rta: I am trying to add up values in cells that correspond to text in other cells. So, let's say I have 100 rows of various text and columns next to each of those rows have various values. I then want to select certain rows of text based on a certain word in that cell, and if possible, add up the values in other columns for that row. For instance, say I want to organize all rows in column A that have the word cat in it. One row might have "Fat Cat", another might have "Cat food", another might have "Cat types", etc, etc. I want to take all cells in that column A that have the word cat in it and organize them in a group so I can then take numbers from cells corresponding to that row but in different columns and add them up. Or I can just group all rows together with "cat" in them and then add the columns. Any ideas on this? |
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