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Need another formula
Thanks. That worked perfectly.
-- Lee Davenport " wrote: "Lee" wrote: Ok, I'm using the formula =SUMIF(B1,"=X",A1) to show the value of cell A1 only if cell B1 has an "X". First, why would you use SUMIF() for this purpose? That's like "killing an ant with a sledgehammer". Why not simply one of the following? =if(B1 = "X", A1, 0) =(B1 = "X")*A1 I want to include the value of 2 other cells along with cell A1 but only if cell B1 has the "X". Will one of the following fit the bill? =if(B1 = "X", sum(A1:A3), 0) =if(B1 = "X", A1+A3+A5, 0) =(B1 = "X")*sum(A1:A3) =(B1 = "X")*(A1+A3+A5) |
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