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Is this possible?
I have two ranges. One range (D11:Oll) is composed of all numbers,
while the other range (D16:O16) is composed of both letters and numbers (1,E,A). I would like to have a function that takes only the 1's and multiplies them by their corresponding value in the other range, and then sums them up. I have tried a number of different function types and have not been able to make it work, however, my knowledge of excel is limited, I may just be entering them incorrectly. Thank you. John 5 10 3 4 6 90 3 Total 1 A 1 E 1 A 1 17 |
Is this possible?
=SUMIF(D16:J16,1,D11:J11)
"mastermind" wrote: I have two ranges. One range (D11:Oll) is composed of all numbers, while the other range (D16:O16) is composed of both letters and numbers (1,E,A). I would like to have a function that takes only the 1's and multiplies them by their corresponding value in the other range, and then sums them up. I have tried a number of different function types and have not been able to make it work, however, my knowledge of excel is limited, I may just be entering them incorrectly. Thank you. John 5 10 3 4 6 90 3 Total 1 A 1 E 1 A 1 17 |
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