SUMIF with a Greater Than
 

Ok, I have a table that is looking to sum the relevant sections, the
table currently goes:

0-10,000
10,001-20,000
20,001-30,000

And so on (all figures are integers). The ranges relate to turnover by
case and for whichever range the turnover falls in I want to sum a cost
column. This is simple enough to do and at the moment I have:

=SUMIF($E$13:$E$17,"0",$F$3:$F$5000)-SUMIF($E$3:$E$5000,"10000",$F$3:$F$5000)

The problem is this range is liable to change and I want to link the
greater than (and less than) to the cells the figures fit in. Each of
the components of the range (i.e. the 0-10000) is in a different cell
so easy to link to but Excel isn’t having it. I have tried using
INDIRECT and CONCATENATE to get it to work but it still isn't working –
any ideas?


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Something like

=SUMIF($E$13:$E$17,""&A1,$F$3:$F$5000)-SUMIF($E$3:$E$5000,"",&B1,$F$3:$F$5
000)

where A1 and B1 hold the values


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Ok, I have a table that is looking to sum the relevant sections, the
table currently goes:

0-10,000
10,001-20,000
20,001-30,000

And so on (all figures are integers). The ranges relate to turnover by
case and for whichever range the turnover falls in I want to sum a cost
column. This is simple enough to do and at the moment I have:


=SUMIF($E$13:$E$17,"0",$F$3:$F$5000)-SUMIF($E$3:$E$5000,"10000",$F$3:$F$50
00)

The problem is this range is liable to change and I want to link the
greater than (and less than) to the cells the figures fit in. Each of
the components of the range (i.e. the 0-10000) is in a different cell
so easy to link to but Excel isn't having it. I have tried using
INDIRECT and CONCATENATE to get it to work but it still isn't working -
any ideas?


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Hi

Try
=SUMIF($E$13:$E$17,""&A1,$F$3:$F$5000)-SUMIF($E$3:$E$5000,""&A2,$F$3:$F$5000)

Where A1 and A2 hold your respective values

Regards

Roger Govier


chalky wrote:
Ok, I have a table that is looking to sum the relevant sections, the
table currently goes:

0-10,000
10,001-20,000
20,001-30,000

And so on (all figures are integers). The ranges relate to turnover by
case and for whichever range the turnover falls in I want to sum a cost
column. This is simple enough to do and at the moment I have:

=SUMIF($E$13:$E$17,"0",$F$3:$F$5000)-SUMIF($E$3:$E$5000,"10000",$F$3:$F$5000)

The problem is this range is liable to change and I want to link the
greater than (and less than) to the cells the figures fit in. Each of
the components of the range (i.e. the 0-10000) is in a different cell
so easy to link to but Excel isn’t having it. I have tried using
INDIRECT and CONCATENATE to get it to work but it still isn't working –
any ideas?

SUMIF with a Greater Than
 

Ah, perfect. I couldn't see the wood for the trees on that one, thanks
for your help.

Chris


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