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I am trying to use the cell contents as the Criteria specification as opposed
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This can be done. Something like:
=SUMIF(A1:A10,C1,B1:B10) This checks for the value of C1 in the range A1:A10, then adds B1:B10. HTH, Elkar "Michael" wrote: I am trying to use the cell contents as the Criteria specification as opposed to a fixed text operator and cannot seem to figure out how to do it or if it can be done. |
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for other than equal condition, use:
=SUMIF(A1:A10,"" &C1,B1:B10) "Elkar" wrote: This can be done. Something like: =SUMIF(A1:A10,C1,B1:B10) This checks for the value of C1 in the range A1:A10, then adds B1:B10. HTH, Elkar "Michael" wrote: I am trying to use the cell contents as the Criteria specification as opposed to a fixed text operator and cannot seem to figure out how to do it or if it can be done. |
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![]() "Michael" wrote: I am trying to use the cell contents as the Criteria specification as opposed to a fixed text operator and cannot seem to figure out how to do it or if it can be done. I am getting an error with the following when trying to do a logical operator: =SUMIF($N$8:$N$288,"$D$3",$D$8:$D$288) I have tried it with and without the quotes and still get an error message. |
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I am getting an error with the following when trying to do a logical
operator: =SUMIF($N$8:$N$288,"$D$3",$D$8:$D$288) I have tried it with and without the quotes and still get an error message. Concatenate the "" with the contents of $D$3... =SUMIF($N$8:$N$288,""&$D$3,$D$8:$D$288) Rick |
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As per my previous reply:
=SUMIF($N$8:$N$288,"" & $D$3,$D$8:$D$288) "Michael" wrote: "Michael" wrote: I am trying to use the cell contents as the Criteria specification as opposed to a fixed text operator and cannot seem to figure out how to do it or if it can be done. I am getting an error with the following when trying to do a logical operator: =SUMIF($N$8:$N$288,"$D$3",$D$8:$D$288) I have tried it with and without the quotes and still get an error message. |
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![]() "Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote: I am getting an error with the following when trying to do a logical operator: =SUMIF($N$8:$N$288,"$D$3",$D$8:$D$288) I have tried it with and without the quotes and still get an error message. Concatenate the "" with the contents of $D$3... =SUMIF($N$8:$N$288,""&$D$3,$D$8:$D$288) Rick Super! Thanks!!!! |
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