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I am trying to find costs associated with certain project numbers and do two
different things. One, sum the positive numbers, and two, sum the negative numbers. I have been able to use the array formula SUM(IF(......)). However, I am having trouble separating the positive from the negative numbers. I need more than just the net total.... HELP!!! |
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=SUMIF(A2:A100,"0")
=SUMIF(A2:A100,"<0") or =SUMPRODUCT(--(C2:C100"Projectx"),--(A2:A1000),A2:A100) depending on if there are other criteria as well -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Johnson31d" wrote in message ... I am trying to find costs associated with certain project numbers and do two different things. One, sum the positive numbers, and two, sum the negative numbers. I have been able to use the array formula SUM(IF(......)). However, I am having trouble separating the positive from the negative numbers. I need more than just the net total.... HELP!!! |
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=sumif(a1:a10,""&0)
=sumif(a1:a10,"<"&0) You may want to add =countif() to do some checking: =if(countif(a1:a10,""&0)=0,"No Positives",sumif(a1:a10,""&0)) Johnson31d wrote: I am trying to find costs associated with certain project numbers and do two different things. One, sum the positive numbers, and two, sum the negative numbers. I have been able to use the array formula SUM(IF(......)). However, I am having trouble separating the positive from the negative numbers. I need more than just the net total.... HELP!!! -- Dave Peterson |
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=SUMIF(A1:A10,"0",A1:A10) Positive Numbers
=SUMIF(A1:A10,"<0",A1:A10) Negative Numbers "Johnson31d" wrote: I am trying to find costs associated with certain project numbers and do two different things. One, sum the positive numbers, and two, sum the negative numbers. I have been able to use the array formula SUM(IF(......)). However, I am having trouble separating the positive from the negative numbers. I need more than just the net total.... HELP!!! |
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Thanks for the help so far everyone. I should be more clear. In Column A of
Sheet 2 I have a long list of Project Numbers. In Column C I am trying to total only the positive amounts from Sheet 1's Column I. But I am trying to only total those cells that also have the appropriate project number in Column A as well as being a positive number. I currently can get the NET Total by using the following formula: =SUM(IF('Program Spending Detailed'!$A$4:$A$300='Program Actual Net'!$A14,'Program Spending Detailed'!$I$4:$I$300)) In this formula 'Program Actual Net'!$A14 equals a certain project number... 'Program Spending Detailed'!$A$4:$A$300 equals the range in Sheet 1 with project numbers... 'Program Spending Detailed'!$I$4:$I$300 equals the range of amounts I am trying to total (Only positive #s or negative #s)... If this detail is of any help, I would really appreciate some insight for this issue. THANK YOU!!! "Dave Peterson" wrote: =sumif(a1:a10,""&0) =sumif(a1:a10,"<"&0) You may want to add =countif() to do some checking: =if(countif(a1:a10,""&0)=0,"No Positives",sumif(a1:a10,""&0)) Johnson31d wrote: I am trying to find costs associated with certain project numbers and do two different things. One, sum the positive numbers, and two, sum the negative numbers. I have been able to use the array formula SUM(IF(......)). However, I am having trouble separating the positive from the negative numbers. I need more than just the net total.... HELP!!! -- Dave Peterson |
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=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A100=A14),--(C2:C1000),C2:C100) You can replace your other formula with the much more effective =SUMIF(A2:A100,A14,C2:C100) adapt to fit to your sheet names etc no need using array formulas in these case -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Johnson31d" wrote in message ... Thanks for the help so far everyone. I should be more clear. In Column A of Sheet 2 I have a long list of Project Numbers. In Column C I am trying to total only the positive amounts from Sheet 1's Column I. But I am trying to only total those cells that also have the appropriate project number in Column A as well as being a positive number. I currently can get the NET Total by using the following formula: =SUM(IF('Program Spending Detailed'!$A$4:$A$300='Program Actual Net'!$A14,'Program Spending Detailed'!$I$4:$I$300)) In this formula 'Program Actual Net'!$A14 equals a certain project number... 'Program Spending Detailed'!$A$4:$A$300 equals the range in Sheet 1 with project numbers... 'Program Spending Detailed'!$I$4:$I$300 equals the range of amounts I am trying to total (Only positive #s or negative #s)... If this detail is of any help, I would really appreciate some insight for this issue. THANK YOU!!! "Dave Peterson" wrote: =sumif(a1:a10,""&0) =sumif(a1:a10,"<"&0) You may want to add =countif() to do some checking: =if(countif(a1:a10,""&0)=0,"No Positives",sumif(a1:a10,""&0)) Johnson31d wrote: I am trying to find costs associated with certain project numbers and do two different things. One, sum the positive numbers, and two, sum the negative numbers. I have been able to use the array formula SUM(IF(......)). However, I am having trouble separating the positive from the negative numbers. I need more than just the net total.... HELP!!! -- Dave Peterson |
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THANK YOU!
This is exactly what I've been trying to figure out all day. This will make my job much easier. Thanks again! "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: Try =SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A100=A14),--(C2:C1000),C2:C100) You can replace your other formula with the much more effective =SUMIF(A2:A100,A14,C2:C100) adapt to fit to your sheet names etc no need using array formulas in these case -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Johnson31d" wrote in message ... Thanks for the help so far everyone. I should be more clear. In Column A of Sheet 2 I have a long list of Project Numbers. In Column C I am trying to total only the positive amounts from Sheet 1's Column I. But I am trying to only total those cells that also have the appropriate project number in Column A as well as being a positive number. I currently can get the NET Total by using the following formula: =SUM(IF('Program Spending Detailed'!$A$4:$A$300='Program Actual Net'!$A14,'Program Spending Detailed'!$I$4:$I$300)) In this formula 'Program Actual Net'!$A14 equals a certain project number... 'Program Spending Detailed'!$A$4:$A$300 equals the range in Sheet 1 with project numbers... 'Program Spending Detailed'!$I$4:$I$300 equals the range of amounts I am trying to total (Only positive #s or negative #s)... If this detail is of any help, I would really appreciate some insight for this issue. THANK YOU!!! "Dave Peterson" wrote: =sumif(a1:a10,""&0) =sumif(a1:a10,"<"&0) You may want to add =countif() to do some checking: =if(countif(a1:a10,""&0)=0,"No Positives",sumif(a1:a10,""&0)) Johnson31d wrote: I am trying to find costs associated with certain project numbers and do two different things. One, sum the positive numbers, and two, sum the negative numbers. I have been able to use the array formula SUM(IF(......)). However, I am having trouble separating the positive from the negative numbers. I need more than just the net total.... HELP!!! -- Dave Peterson |
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