I am trying to sum total amount spent by account number. Is there a way to
sum a range of cells without having to go in and put the exact number in for
the criteria? For example, I know I can use:

=sumif(a2:a235="101",c2:c235)

But I would like for excel to look at column A and say a2:a6=101 so sum
c2:c6, a7:a8=101 so sum c7:c8, etc. There is not a standard number of items
per account number, and the numbers are in random order (I can sort if I need
to)

Can anybody help?

The range to be checked has to be the same size as the range to be summed,
otherwise it doesn't work.

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HTH

Bob

(there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy)



"Shannan" wrote in message
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I am trying to sum total amount spent by account number. Is there a way to
sum a range of cells without having to go in and put the exact number in
for
the criteria? For example, I know I can use:

=sumif(a2:a235="101",c2:c235)

But I would like for excel to look at column A and say a2:a6=101 so sum
c2:c6, a7:a8=101 so sum c7:c8, etc. There is not a standard number of
items
per account number, and the numbers are in random order (I can sort if I
need
to)

Can anybody help?

They are the same size - I just need it to sum if the account number is the
same.
Account # Price
101 $25.00
102 $35.00
102 $65.00
102 $375.00
102 $250.00
103 $85.00
103 $449.00

Basically, what I want to do is sum by account number without having to go
back through and manually sum each set. Is there anyway to do that?

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

The range to be checked has to be the same size as the range to be summed,
otherwise it doesn't work.

--
---
HTH

Bob

(there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy)



"Shannan" wrote in message
...
I am trying to sum total amount spent by account number. Is there a way to
sum a range of cells without having to go in and put the exact number in
for
the criteria? For example, I know I can use:

=sumif(a2:a235="101",c2:c235)

But I would like for excel to look at column A and say a2:a6=101 so sum
c2:c6, a7:a8=101 so sum c7:c8, etc. There is not a standard number of
items
per account number, and the numbers are in random order (I can sort if I
need
to)

Can anybody help?

=sumif(a2:a235,101,c2:c235)

or better

=sumif(a2:a235,d2,c2:c235)

where d2 holds the account number you want to sum for


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Regards,

Peo Sjoblom



"Shannan" wrote in message
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They are the same size - I just need it to sum if the account number is
the
same.
Account # Price
101 $25.00
102 $35.00
102 $65.00
102 $375.00
102 $250.00
103 $85.00
103 $449.00

Basically, what I want to do is sum by account number without having to go
back through and manually sum each set. Is there anyway to do that?

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

The range to be checked has to be the same size as the range to be
summed,
otherwise it doesn't work.

--
---
HTH

Bob

(there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my
addy)



"Shannan" wrote in message
...
I am trying to sum total amount spent by account number. Is there a way
to
sum a range of cells without having to go in and put the exact number
in
for
the criteria? For example, I know I can use:

=sumif(a2:a235="101",c2:c235)

But I would like for excel to look at column A and say a2:a6=101 so sum
c2:c6, a7:a8=101 so sum c7:c8, etc. There is not a standard number of
items
per account number, and the numbers are in random order (I can sort if
I
need
to)

Can anybody help?