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Adding total dollars based on specific data from another column
I have a cell I'm trying to calculate the total dollars based on specific
criteria from a column of data. Example, column A has 25 cells with data like A, B, C, D, E, F, and a second column with dollar amounts associated with each of these outcomes, i.e. A=$5, B=$2, C=$9 etc. I want to create a formula in a different cell that tells me "if cell = A for $5 then what is the total dollar amount. A "if then" scenario....Any help???? -- Espo |
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Maybe this: =SUMIF(A1:A25,"A",B1:B25) Biff "Espo" wrote in message ... I have a cell I'm trying to calculate the total dollars based on specific criteria from a column of data. Example, column A has 25 cells with data like A, B, C, D, E, F, and a second column with dollar amounts associated with each of these outcomes, i.e. A=$5, B=$2, C=$9 etc. I want to create a formula in a different cell that tells me "if cell = A for $5 then what is the total dollar amount. A "if then" scenario....Any help???? -- Espo |
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