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SumIF problem
How would I write a SUMIF function where the "criteria" is looking for a
value between two values - say 4 and 7. I have sumif's for values <=3 and =8. Thanks in advance for any help |
SumIF problem
Hi Emile,
= SUMIF(A1:A10,"4")-SUMIF(A1:A10,"<7") HTH Carim |
SumIF problem
Try this:
=SUMIF(A1:A20,"=4")-SUMIF(A1:A20,"7") -- HTH, RD ================================================== === Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ================================================== === "Emile" wrote in message ... How would I write a SUMIF function where the "criteria" is looking for a value between two values - say 4 and 7. I have sumif's for values <=3 and =8. Thanks in advance for any help |
SumIF problem
I need help! I'm working right now and I need the cells a certain way or i'm
in big trouble. I'm supposed to have it like this: Hours 11 regular 8 overtime 2 double t. 1 I need a formula that I just type in that 11 at the top first cell, and then it will auto sum into the other 3 cells underneath, but a maximum of 8 hours in the first cell, so then it will move on to 2 in the second cell but a maximum of 2 in the second cell, so all the other hours go to double time. Please help? "Emile" wrote: How would I write a SUMIF function where the "criteria" is looking for a value between two values - say 4 and 7. I have sumif's for values <=3 and =8. Thanks in advance for any help |
SumIF problem
See Don's answer to one of your other posts!
-- Regards, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Anthony A" wrote in message ... I need help! I'm working right now and I need the cells a certain way or i'm in big trouble. I'm supposed to have it like this: Hours 11 regular 8 overtime 2 double t. 1 I need a formula that I just type in that 11 at the top first cell, and then it will auto sum into the other 3 cells underneath, but a maximum of 8 hours in the first cell, so then it will move on to 2 in the second cell but a maximum of 2 in the second cell, so all the other hours go to double time. Please help? "Emile" wrote: How would I write a SUMIF function where the "criteria" is looking for a value between two values - say 4 and 7. I have sumif's for values <=3 and =8. Thanks in advance for any help |
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