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Calculating a sum, exceptions for specific values
On Nov 18, 5:26*pm, Bob Umlas, Excel MVP
wrote: If by specific number yuo mean 425, for example, then =SUMIF(A1:A100,"<425") will do it. Is that what you mean? "RedBeard" wrote: Utter newbie here so please forgive stupid questions. I have a column with values that I would like to sum up, so far no problem. However, if someone enters a specific number, this cell is to be ignored and excluded from the total sum. Can this be done somehow? . Thank you both. I didn't quite understand Bernie's reply and Bob's did what I wanted it to, so I went with that. |
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