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![]() Can anybody help me with the correct way to enter a SumIF Function with numberic and alphabetic properties? My sum should be something like C3-A3,D3 If E3 = September - I have done this before however I think the way I am inputting this is wrong. Awaiting your replies - Many many thanks, :) -- Cowgirl ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Cowgirl's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=37189 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=568967 |
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![]() Cowgirl wrote: Can anybody help me with the correct way to enter a SumIF Function with numberic and alphabetic properties? My sum should be something like C3-A3,D3 If E3 = September - I have done this before however I think the way I am inputting this is wrong. Awaiting your replies - Many many thanks, :) -- Cowgirl Hi Cowgirl From your information, I think you want in D3: =If(E3="September",Sum(A3:C3)) SUMIF requires the evaluated range to be the same length as the sum range. Regards Steve |
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![]() Hi Steve, Many thanks for your reply. I tried your sum however received a FALSE calc rather than a number figure which is what I am looking for. Basically, I am working out P&L Forecasts for the year and am trying to use the sum based on Purchase and Sales for single months. Therefore the sum should be sale-purchase-fee only if month is Aug, Sept, Oct etc. Rather than having singular sheets - I am trying to populate one sheet as simply as possible. Do you have any more suggestions? Kindest regards, Sadie -- Cowgirl ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Cowgirl's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=37189 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=568967 |
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![]() Cowgirl wrote: Hi Steve, Many thanks for your reply. I tried your sum however received a FALSE calc rather than a number figure which is what I am looking for. Basically, I am working out P&L Forecasts for the year and am trying to use the sum based on Purchase and Sales for single months. Therefore the sum should be sale-purchase-fee only if month is Aug, Sept, Oct etc. Rather than having singular sheets - I am trying to populate one sheet as simply as possible. Do you have any more suggestions? Kindest regards, Sadie -- Cowgirl Hi Sadie OK, I see it a little more clearly now, though I'm still not sure what you're trying to achieve with "C3-A3,D3", try: =IF(OR(E3="August",E3="September",E3="October"),C3-A3,0) Where the C3-A3 is, replace with the actual calculation you're doing. That you got a FALSE result from the first formula (I didn't include an "else" statement) suggests that the cell you're evaluating doesn't actually contain the string "September". Where you and I might know that "Sep", "Sept" or "9" might mean September, remember that Excel is literal and the cell must match exactly. Regards Steve |
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![]() Hey Steve, Many thanks for your help - your formula has prevailed! Wonderful - It has helped me out immensely! Have a great evening and thank you again! Kindest regards, Sadie -- Cowgirl ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Cowgirl's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=37189 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=568967 |
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