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I'm trying to sum values that I have returned when using an if statement.
How do I do this? My if statement reads =if(b3="y",$7.00,$0.00). can someone please help me? Thanks. |
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SUMIF would be the way to go to sum multiple entries based on a criteria.
Taking a guess I would say something like =SUMIF(B3:B200,"0") would sum all the cells between B3 and B200 that have a value higher than 0. You could then just format the cell that holds the SUMIF statement as currency. "trimatt" wrote: I'm trying to sum values that I have returned when using an if statement. How do I do this? My if statement reads =if(b3="y",$7.00,$0.00). can someone please help me? Thanks. |
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Format the cell a currency and change your formula to:
=IF(B3="y",7,0) -- HTH Sandy In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland with @tiscali.co.uk "trimatt" wrote in message ... I'm trying to sum values that I have returned when using an if statement. How do I do this? My if statement reads =if(b3="y",$7.00,$0.00). can someone please help me? Thanks. |
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