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how to use sumif
I have a spreadsheet that has data in it. I need to sum it all up, but
anything over a certain number, I want it to stop, but still be able to keep up with the data. Just the sum needs to stay at that number or below...any suggestions? |
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how to use sumif
To sum column H where the value is less than 4
=SUMIF(H:H,"<"&4,H:H) Regards Trevor "Joe" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet that has data in it. I need to sum it all up, but anything over a certain number, I want it to stop, but still be able to keep up with the data. Just the sum needs to stay at that number or below...any suggestions? |
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Use the MIN function
=MIN(SUM(A1:A100),500) This will sum A1:A100, and if the sum is greater than 500 the formula will output 500 instead. "Joe" wrote: I have a spreadsheet that has data in it. I need to sum it all up, but anything over a certain number, I want it to stop, but still be able to keep up with the data. Just the sum needs to stay at that number or below...any suggestions? |
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