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Non programmer needs calculation help!!!!!
Hi
I have a spreasheet which shows a column of CLIENTS in Col A, Month_1 currency in COL B, Month_2 Currency in COL C and COL D states who the client belongs to. It is laid out like this. CLIENT MONTH_1 MONTH_2 ADMINISTRATOR Client 1 2562.33 3162.55 Admin_1 Client 2 1000.00 1050.00 Admin_2 CLient 3 1000.00 950.00 Admin_1 TOTAL TOTAL 4562.33 5162.55 What I would like to do, is place in a cell below the two totals for the columns, another total. However, I would like the calculated total to only show where column D is showing a specific administrator, ie, Admin_1 and leave out any OTHER values that may be in columns B and C. Not every record in column B will have a value and not every record in column C will have a value but all records will have at least either or both column b & C values. I hope this clear. Thanks in advance Malcolm Davidson |
Non programmer needs calculation help!!!!!
Hi Malcom
if you want to calculate the total for one administrator per column use: =SUMIF(D2:D9999,"Admin_1",B2:B9999) or =SUMIF(D2:D9999,"Admin_1",C2:C9999) If you want to total column B and C for one administrator try =SUMPRODUCT(--(D2:D9999="Admin_1"),(B2:B9999),(C2:C9999)) HTH Frank Malcolm wrote: Hi I have a spreasheet which shows a column of CLIENTS in Col A, Month_1 currency in COL B, Month_2 Currency in COL C and COL D states who the client belongs to. It is laid out like this. CLIENT MONTH_1 MONTH_2 ADMINISTRATOR Client 1 2562.33 3162.55 Admin_1 Client 2 1000.00 1050.00 Admin_2 CLient 3 1000.00 950.00 Admin_1 TOTAL TOTAL 4562.33 5162.55 What I would like to do, is place in a cell below the two totals for the columns, another total. However, I would like the calculated total to only show where column D is showing a specific administrator, ie, Admin_1 and leave out any OTHER values that may be in columns B and C. Not every record in column B will have a value and not every record in column C will have a value but all records will have at least either or both column b & C values. I hope this clear. Thanks in advance Malcolm Davidson |
Non programmer needs calculation help!!!!!
Malcolm,
Use this formula in B =SUMIF($D2:$D4,"Admin_1",B2:B4) and this in C =SUMIF($D2:$D4,"Admin_1",C2:C4) -- HTH Bob Phillips ... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbecks (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Malcolm" wrote in message ... Hi I have a spreasheet which shows a column of CLIENTS in Col A, Month_1 currency in COL B, Month_2 Currency in COL C and COL D states who the client belongs to. It is laid out like this. CLIENT MONTH_1 MONTH_2 ADMINISTRATOR Client 1 2562.33 3162.55 Admin_1 Client 2 1000.00 1050.00 Admin_2 CLient 3 1000.00 950.00 Admin_1 TOTAL TOTAL 4562.33 5162.55 What I would like to do, is place in a cell below the two totals for the columns, another total. However, I would like the calculated total to only show where column D is showing a specific administrator, ie, Admin_1 and leave out any OTHER values that may be in columns B and C. Not every record in column B will have a value and not every record in column C will have a value but all records will have at least either or both column b & C values. I hope this clear. Thanks in advance Malcolm Davidson |
Non programmer needs calculation help!!!!!
Hi
forgot the SUMPRODUCT formula, just add the two SUMIF formulas, if you want to get the total for both columns Frank Frank Kabel wrote: Hi Malcom if you want to calculate the total for one administrator per column use: =SUMIF(D2:D9999,"Admin_1",B2:B9999) or =SUMIF(D2:D9999,"Admin_1",C2:C9999) If you want to total column B and C for one administrator try =SUMPRODUCT(--(D2:D9999="Admin_1"),(B2:B9999),(C2:C9999)) HTH Frank Malcolm wrote: Hi I have a spreasheet which shows a column of CLIENTS in Col A, Month_1 currency in COL B, Month_2 Currency in COL C and COL D states who the client belongs to. It is laid out like this. CLIENT MONTH_1 MONTH_2 ADMINISTRATOR Client 1 2562.33 3162.55 Admin_1 Client 2 1000.00 1050.00 Admin_2 CLient 3 1000.00 950.00 Admin_1 TOTAL TOTAL 4562.33 5162.55 What I would like to do, is place in a cell below the two totals for the columns, another total. However, I would like the calculated total to only show where column D is showing a specific administrator, ie, Admin_1 and leave out any OTHER values that may be in columns B and C. Not every record in column B will have a value and not every record in column C will have a value but all records will have at least either or both column b & C values. I hope this clear. Thanks in advance Malcolm Davidson |
Non programmer needs calculation help!!!!!
Thanks everybody who sent in help to this problem......working a treat and my boss is impressed
Cheer Malcolm |
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