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Sumif on last digit
Sorry --
I accidentally hit a key and it posted. I am using the array formula below, but I wonder if it can be done with the Sumif formula. =SUM((RIGHT(a1:a4,1)="1")*b1:b4) I have a list of accounts and their values 101 400 501 100 302 150 405 225 It doesn't work when I do a sumif(a1:a4,"*1",b1:b4) even if I change the format on column A to text. Is there an easy way with just the sumif formula and no array" |
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Don't even "mess around" with changing the format in order to get a formula
to work. Try this: =SUMPRODUCT(--(RIGHT(A1:A4)="1"),B1:B4) Biff "Ted Metro" wrote in message ... Sorry -- I accidentally hit a key and it posted. I am using the array formula below, but I wonder if it can be done with the Sumif formula. =SUM((RIGHT(a1:a4,1)="1")*b1:b4) I have a list of accounts and their values 101 400 501 100 302 150 405 225 It doesn't work when I do a sumif(a1:a4,"*1",b1:b4) even if I change the format on column A to text. Is there an easy way with just the sumif formula and no array" |
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Sumif on last digit
Or if you really want to upset grammarians who hate double negatives:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(--RIGHT(A1:A4)=1),B1:B4) best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "T. Valko" wrote in message ... Don't even "mess around" with changing the format in order to get a formula to work. Try this: =SUMPRODUCT(--(RIGHT(A1:A4)="1"),B1:B4) Biff "Ted Metro" wrote in message ... Sorry -- I accidentally hit a key and it posted. I am using the array formula below, but I wonder if it can be done with the Sumif formula. =SUM((RIGHT(a1:a4,1)="1")*b1:b4) I have a list of accounts and their values 101 400 501 100 302 150 405 225 It doesn't work when I do a sumif(a1:a4,"*1",b1:b4) even if I change the format on column A to text. Is there an easy way with just the sumif formula and no array" |
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Thanks T. Valko -- you are the man!
"T. Valko" wrote: Don't even "mess around" with changing the format in order to get a formula to work. Try this: =SUMPRODUCT(--(RIGHT(A1:A4)="1"),B1:B4) Biff "Ted Metro" wrote in message ... Sorry -- I accidentally hit a key and it posted. I am using the array formula below, but I wonder if it can be done with the Sumif formula. =SUM((RIGHT(a1:a4,1)="1")*b1:b4) I have a list of accounts and their values 101 400 501 100 302 150 405 225 It doesn't work when I do a sumif(a1:a4,"*1",b1:b4) even if I change the format on column A to text. Is there an easy way with just the sumif formula and no array" |
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Sumif on last digit
You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
Biff "Ted Metro" wrote in message ... Thanks T. Valko -- you are the man! "T. Valko" wrote: Don't even "mess around" with changing the format in order to get a formula to work. Try this: =SUMPRODUCT(--(RIGHT(A1:A4)="1"),B1:B4) Biff "Ted Metro" wrote in message ... Sorry -- I accidentally hit a key and it posted. I am using the array formula below, but I wonder if it can be done with the Sumif formula. =SUM((RIGHT(a1:a4,1)="1")*b1:b4) I have a list of accounts and their values 101 400 501 100 302 150 405 225 It doesn't work when I do a sumif(a1:a4,"*1",b1:b4) even if I change the format on column A to text. Is there an easy way with just the sumif formula and no array" |
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