sumif for multi conditions. i.e sumif(A1:A10,"Jon" and B1:B10,"A"
How can I sum values in my third column by specifying conditions in my first
two? e.g. Column A has values "Jon", "Max", "Mary", "Tom" Column B has values "A" and "B". Column C has values for each. I need to sum C values where column A shows "Jon" and column B shows "B". I've tried =sumif(AND(A1:A10, "Jon"),(B1:B10, "B"), C1:C10) with no luck. the usual sumif should have the format =sumif(range to be assessed, Criteria, range to be summed) |
sumif for multi conditions. i.e sumif(A1:A10,"Jon" and B1:B10,"A"
Try this:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A$1:A$10="Jon"),--(B$1:B$10="B"),C$1:C$10) HTH, Paul "Harry Seymour" <Harry wrote in message ... How can I sum values in my third column by specifying conditions in my first two? e.g. Column A has values "Jon", "Max", "Mary", "Tom" Column B has values "A" and "B". Column C has values for each. I need to sum C values where column A shows "Jon" and column B shows "B". I've tried =sumif(AND(A1:A10, "Jon"),(B1:B10, "B"), C1:C10) with no luck. the usual sumif should have the format =sumif(range to be assessed, Criteria, range to be summed) |
sumif for multi conditions. i.e sumif(A1:A10,"Jon" and B1:B10,"A"
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A10="Jon"),--(B1:B10="B"),C1:C10)
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Harry Seymour" <Harry wrote in message ... How can I sum values in my third column by specifying conditions in my first two? e.g. Column A has values "Jon", "Max", "Mary", "Tom" Column B has values "A" and "B". Column C has values for each. I need to sum C values where column A shows "Jon" and column B shows "B". I've tried =sumif(AND(A1:A10, "Jon"),(B1:B10, "B"), C1:C10) with no luck. the usual sumif should have the format =sumif(range to be assessed, Criteria, range to be summed) |
sumif for multi conditions. i.e sumif(A1:A10,"Jon" and B1:B10,"A"
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A10="Jon"),--(B1:B10=B"),C1:C10
-- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Harry Seymour" <Harry wrote in message ... How can I sum values in my third column by specifying conditions in my first two? e.g. Column A has values "Jon", "Max", "Mary", "Tom" Column B has values "A" and "B". Column C has values for each. I need to sum C values where column A shows "Jon" and column B shows "B". I've tried =sumif(AND(A1:A10, "Jon"),(B1:B10, "B"), C1:C10) with no luck. the usual sumif should have the format =sumif(range to be assessed, Criteria, range to be summed) |
sumif for multi conditions. i.e sumif(A1:A10,"Jon" and B1:B10,
very useful!
what is the -- function for?? "Bob Phillips" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A10="Jon"),--(B1:B10=B"),C1:C10 -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Harry Seymour" <Harry wrote in message ... How can I sum values in my third column by specifying conditions in my first two? e.g. Column A has values "Jon", "Max", "Mary", "Tom" Column B has values "A" and "B". Column C has values for each. I need to sum C values where column A shows "Jon" and column B shows "B". I've tried =sumif(AND(A1:A10, "Jon"),(B1:B10, "B"), C1:C10) with no luck. the usual sumif should have the format =sumif(range to be assessed, Criteria, range to be summed) |
sumif for multi conditions. i.e sumif(A1:A10,"Jon" and B1:B10,
See http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.SUMPRODUCT.html for a detailed
explanation. -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Harry Seymour" wrote in message ... very useful! what is the -- function for?? "Bob Phillips" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A10="Jon"),--(B1:B10=B"),C1:C10 -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Harry Seymour" <Harry wrote in message ... How can I sum values in my third column by specifying conditions in my first two? e.g. Column A has values "Jon", "Max", "Mary", "Tom" Column B has values "A" and "B". Column C has values for each. I need to sum C values where column A shows "Jon" and column B shows "B". I've tried =sumif(AND(A1:A10, "Jon"),(B1:B10, "B"), C1:C10) with no luck. the usual sumif should have the format =sumif(range to be assessed, Criteria, range to be summed) |
sumif for multi conditions. i.e sumif(A1:A10,"Jon" and B1:B10,
I hope that you noticed I missed a trailing bracket
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A10="Jon"),--(B1:B10=B"),C1:C10) -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Harry Seymour" wrote in message ... very useful! what is the -- function for?? "Bob Phillips" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A10="Jon"),--(B1:B10=B"),C1:C10 -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Harry Seymour" <Harry wrote in message ... How can I sum values in my third column by specifying conditions in my first two? e.g. Column A has values "Jon", "Max", "Mary", "Tom" Column B has values "A" and "B". Column C has values for each. I need to sum C values where column A shows "Jon" and column B shows "B". I've tried =sumif(AND(A1:A10, "Jon"),(B1:B10, "B"), C1:C10) with no luck. the usual sumif should have the format =sumif(range to be assessed, Criteria, range to be summed) |
sumif for multi conditions. i.e sumif(A1:A10,"Jon" and B1:B10,
I saw that, but Excel would have corrected it.
"Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... I hope that you noticed I missed a trailing bracket =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A10="Jon"),--(B1:B10=B"),C1:C10) -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Harry Seymour" wrote in message ... very useful! what is the -- function for?? "Bob Phillips" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A10="Jon"),--(B1:B10=B"),C1:C10 -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Harry Seymour" <Harry wrote in message ... How can I sum values in my third column by specifying conditions in my first two? e.g. Column A has values "Jon", "Max", "Mary", "Tom" Column B has values "A" and "B". Column C has values for each. I need to sum C values where column A shows "Jon" and column B shows "B". I've tried =sumif(AND(A1:A10, "Jon"),(B1:B10, "B"), C1:C10) with no luck. the usual sumif should have the format =sumif(range to be assessed, Criteria, range to be summed) |
sumif for multi conditions. i.e sumif(A1:A10,"Jon" and B1:B10,
got it!
this is a really good function, and thanks for pointing me towards that information website, can see it coming in handy. I thought my excel skills were fairly good, but this is described as a basic function! Thanks all Harry "PCLIVE" wrote: I saw that, but Excel would have corrected it. "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... I hope that you noticed I missed a trailing bracket =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A10="Jon"),--(B1:B10=B"),C1:C10) -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Harry Seymour" wrote in message ... very useful! what is the -- function for?? "Bob Phillips" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A10="Jon"),--(B1:B10=B"),C1:C10 -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Harry Seymour" <Harry wrote in message ... How can I sum values in my third column by specifying conditions in my first two? e.g. Column A has values "Jon", "Max", "Mary", "Tom" Column B has values "A" and "B". Column C has values for each. I need to sum C values where column A shows "Jon" and column B shows "B". I've tried =sumif(AND(A1:A10, "Jon"),(B1:B10, "B"), C1:C10) with no luck. the usual sumif should have the format =sumif(range to be assessed, Criteria, range to be summed) |
sumif for multi conditions. i.e sumif(A1:A10,"Jon" and B1:B10,
It is basic in its basic form, but what you see there is stretching it well
beyond the basic in many instances, -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Harry Seymour" wrote in message ... got it! this is a really good function, and thanks for pointing me towards that information website, can see it coming in handy. I thought my excel skills were fairly good, but this is described as a basic function! Thanks all Harry "PCLIVE" wrote: I saw that, but Excel would have corrected it. "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... I hope that you noticed I missed a trailing bracket =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A10="Jon"),--(B1:B10=B"),C1:C10) -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Harry Seymour" wrote in message ... very useful! what is the -- function for?? "Bob Phillips" wrote: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A10="Jon"),--(B1:B10=B"),C1:C10 -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Harry Seymour" <Harry wrote in message ... How can I sum values in my third column by specifying conditions in my first two? e.g. Column A has values "Jon", "Max", "Mary", "Tom" Column B has values "A" and "B". Column C has values for each. I need to sum C values where column A shows "Jon" and column B shows "B". I've tried =sumif(AND(A1:A10, "Jon"),(B1:B10, "B"), C1:C10) with no luck. the usual sumif should have the format =sumif(range to be assessed, Criteria, range to be summed) |
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