Wildcard for Conditional Sum Wizard statement.
In a simple SUMIF function this
=SUMIF(A2:A5,"CAD-EC-*",B2:B5) works fine for summing the two CAD-EC entries below ($9,000). A B CAD-EC-001 $4,000 CAD-GC-001 $1,000 CAD-PC-001 $1,000 CAD-EC-002 $5,000 But when I use the Conditional Sum Wizard, =SUM(IF(A2:A5="CAD-EC-*",B2:B5,0)) This €œCAD-EC-*€ doesnt work. Or does it, and I dont know how to use it. The reason I need to use the conditional sum wizard is that I actually have other conditions, I'm just trying to keep it simple to find the correct wildcard usage. |
Wildcard for Conditional Sum Wizard statement.
No, you are right, it does not work this way, because you are
attempting equality. Try this: =SUM(IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("CAD-EC-",A2:A5)),B2:B5,0)) This is an *array* formula, thus you need to commit it with Ctrl+Shift +Enter. A non-array version is with SUMPRODUCT: =SUMPRODUCT(B2:B5*ISNUMBER(SEARCH("CAD-EC-",A2:A5))) HTH Kostis Vezerides On Feb 13, 5:07 pm, ron wrote: In a simple SUMIF function this =SUMIF(A2:A5,"CAD-EC-*",B2:B5) works fine for summing the two CAD-EC entries below ($9,000). A B CAD-EC-001 $4,000 CAD-GC-001 $1,000 CAD-PC-001 $1,000 CAD-EC-002 $5,000 But when I use the Conditional Sum Wizard, =SUM(IF(A2:A5="CAD-EC-*",B2:B5,0)) This "CAD-EC-*" doesn't work. Or does it, and I don't know how to use it. The reason I need to use the conditional sum wizard is that I actually have other conditions, I'm just trying to keep it simple to find the correct wildcard usage. |
Wildcard for Conditional Sum Wizard statement.
Wildcards only work with SUMIF and COUNTIF, not IF().
You can use other techniques, for instance: =SUMPRODUCT(--(LEFT(A2:A5,7)="CAD-EC-")) which you can generalize to add conditions. In article , ron wrote: In a simple SUMIF function this =SUMIF(A2:A5,"CAD-EC-*",B2:B5) works fine for summing the two CAD-EC entries below ($9,000). A B CAD-EC-001 $4,000 CAD-GC-001 $1,000 CAD-PC-001 $1,000 CAD-EC-002 $5,000 But when I use the Conditional Sum Wizard, =SUM(IF(A2:A5="CAD-EC-*",B2:B5,0)) This €œCAD-EC-*€ doesnt work. Or does it, and I dont know how to use it. The reason I need to use the conditional sum wizard is that I actually have other conditions, I'm just trying to keep it simple to find the correct wildcard usage. |
Wildcard for Conditional Sum Wizard statement.
That's what I needed. Thanks.
"ron" wrote: In a simple SUMIF function this =SUMIF(A2:A5,"CAD-EC-*",B2:B5) works fine for summing the two CAD-EC entries below ($9,000). A B CAD-EC-001 $4,000 CAD-GC-001 $1,000 CAD-PC-001 $1,000 CAD-EC-002 $5,000 But when I use the Conditional Sum Wizard, =SUM(IF(A2:A5="CAD-EC-*",B2:B5,0)) This €œCAD-EC-*€ doesnt work. Or does it, and I dont know how to use it. The reason I need to use the conditional sum wizard is that I actually have other conditions, I'm just trying to keep it simple to find the correct wildcard usage. |
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