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Formula help
I have a column of number in column E, totaled at the bottom of the column.
I want to enter something, i.e. YES, in column D that will cause the value of column E to be included (or excluded) in the total, based on the entry. Can you help? |
Formula help
Maybe try a formula such as the following:
=sumif(range, criteria,[sum range]) where, range= col D with "Yes" or "No" or 1 or 0, etc criteria= the logic behind the formula sum range = the range contained in col. E with the values you want to sum. Your formula may look like this: =sumif(D1:D100,"Yes",E1:100) This tells Excel to look in col D, and if there is a corresponding "Yes", add the respective value in E to the total. Hope this helps; if I happen to be wrong, I am sure someone will correct me shortly. "sdmccabe" wrote: I have a column of number in column E, totaled at the bottom of the column. I want to enter something, i.e. YES, in column D that will cause the value of column E to be included (or excluded) in the total, based on the entry. Can you help? |
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