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Using the "Begins with" filter in a sum(if)) construction
To filter my data, I often use the "Begins with" filter excel provides.
Is there a possibility to incorporate this function into a sum if construction? So logically I would like this if CELL begins with TEXT then sum OTHERCELL example FrankD home 10 FrankV home 20 FrankD business 30 FrankD business 40 Normally I would then filter, and choose "Begins with FrankD" to have all FrankD's (totalling 80 (10+30+40)), and then put in the result manually in the desired field. But I would like to make a formula in that desired field that does this automatically. Is this possible? (I could do it with a combined if, stating "if CELL Frank AND CELL<FrankV", that would give me the correct result too, but is very cumbersome when in my case I would have a 20-layer if) thnx! Wouter |
=SUMIF(A:A,"FrankD*",B:B)
HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- To filter my data, I often use the "Begins with" filter excel provides. Is there a possibility to incorporate this function into a sum if construction? So logically I would like this if CELL begins with TEXT then sum OTHERCELL example FrankD home 10 FrankV home 20 FrankD business 30 FrankD business 40 Normally I would then filter, and choose "Begins with FrankD" to have all FrankD's (totalling 80 (10+30+40)), and then put in the result manually in the desired field. But I would like to make a formula in that desired field that does this automatically. Is this possible? (I could do it with a combined if, stating "if CELL Frank AND CELL<FrankV", that would give me the correct result too, but is very cumbersome when in my case I would have a 20-layer if) thnx! Wouter . |
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