Hi, Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Column A contains different divisions (there will several lines for each
divison).
If Col C1 contains a 1 then the amount in Col B1 is to be calculated for
each like division in Col A
Example:
First line Col A (1), B ($-7954.07), C (1)
Second line A (1), B ($1000.00), C (blank)
Third line A(1), B ($50.00), C (1),
In Col D a list of each division
Col E for the example above would be totals from line 1 and line 3
$-7904.07 which would go in Col E (Col D is a list of all the different
divisions)
And then so forth for each division.
Thanks
Donna

Donna,

With headings in row1, insert this formula in E2, adjust ranges in column
A:C (same numeber of rows in all columns), and copy the formula down to all
divisions.

=SUMPRODUCT(--($A$2:$A$10=D2),--($C$2:$C$10=1),$B$2:$B$10)

Regards,
Per


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Hi, Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Column A contains different divisions (there will several lines for each
divison).
If Col C1 contains a 1 then the amount in Col B1 is to be calculated for
each like division in Col A
Example:
First line Col A (1), B ($-7954.07), C (1)
Second line A (1), B ($1000.00), C (blank)
Third line A(1), B ($50.00), C (1),
In Col D a list of each division
Col E for the example above would be totals from line 1 and line 3
$-7904.07 which would go in Col E (Col D is a list of all the different
divisions)
And then so forth for each division.
Thanks
Donna

Donna,
Using your example:
Column A Column B Column C Column D Column E
1 $-7,954.07 1 Name
1 $ 1,000.00 Name
1 $ 50.00 1 Name $-7,940.07

The formula in Cell E3 would be:
"=SUMIF(C1:C3,"=1",B1:B3)"
What this formula does - look in cells C1, C2, and C3 and see if it is equal
to 1.
If it is equal to 1, then adds the corresponding value in B together.

If each compnay name has its own number, just change the 1 to what ever
number matches the company.

hth

"Donna" wrote:

Hi, Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Column A contains different divisions (there will several lines for each
divison).
If Col C1 contains a 1 then the amount in Col B1 is to be calculated for
each like division in Col A
Example:
First line Col A (1), B ($-7954.07), C (1)
Second line A (1), B ($1000.00), C (blank)
Third line A(1), B ($50.00), C (1),
In Col D a list of each division
Col E for the example above would be totals from line 1 and line 3
$-7904.07 which would go in Col E (Col D is a list of all the different
divisions)
And then so forth for each division.
Thanks
Donna

Hi,
I tried that and it worked, however I don't think I explained it very well.
I am using this in a macro. The number of lines in col A is random, there
may by 5 lines for Div 1 and 15 lines for div 2. What I would like to do is
if col C (meets criteria of a 1), then it would look in column A and all the
lines for div 1 that have a 1 in col C it would total in col E with the
corresponding div number in D.
Then it would look in Col C again and do the same thing for div. 2.
Sorry I was so confusing.
Donna

"FloMM2" wrote:

Donna,
Using your example:
Col A Col B Col C Col D Col E
Division Amount Meets Total Writeoff
Criteria Div
1 $-7,954.07 1 1 $-7,940.07
1 $ 1,000.00 2 $5.00
1 $ 50.00 1 3 0
2 $ 5.00 1
3 $25.00
The formula in Cell E3 would be:
"=SUMIF(C1:C3,"=1",B1:B3)"
What this formula does - look in cells C1, C2, and C3 and see if it is equal
to 1.
If it is equal to 1, then adds the corresponding value in B together.

If each compnay name has its own number, just change the 1 to what ever
number matches the company.

hth

"Donna" wrote:

Hi, Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Column A contains different divisions (there will several lines for each
divison).
If Col C1 contains a 1 then the amount in Col B1 is to be calculated for
each like division in Col A
Example:
First line Col A (1), B ($-7954.07), C (1)
Second line A (1), B ($1000.00), C (blank)
Third line A(1), B ($50.00), C (1),
In Col D a list of each division
Col E for the example above would be totals from line 1 and line 3
$-7904.07 which would go in Col E (Col D is a list of all the different
divisions)
And then so forth for each division.
Thanks
Donna