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TOTALING ONE COLUMN FROM INFO IN ANOTHER
Working with Excel 2003.
Have a spreadhseet that has individual contributions from members in column G and a "+", "-" or "0" in column H indicating if each person's contribution was more, less or the same as the previous year. I want to total the contributions by each category. For example, if I have 50 members that increased their contribution (would have a "+" in the column to the right of their each amount) I want to total the dollar amounts for just those individuals. Ditto with those who decreased "-" and those who remained the same "0". Can you help with the function or formula? Thanks! JT |
TOTALING ONE COLUMN FROM INFO IN ANOTHER
=COUNTIF(H1:H50,"+") tells how many
and =SUMPRODUCT(--(H1:H5="+"),G1:G50) tell how much best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "JT" wrote in message ... Working with Excel 2003. Have a spreadhseet that has individual contributions from members in column G and a "+", "-" or "0" in column H indicating if each person's contribution was more, less or the same as the previous year. I want to total the contributions by each category. For example, if I have 50 members that increased their contribution (would have a "+" in the column to the right of their each amount) I want to total the dollar amounts for just those individuals. Ditto with those who decreased "-" and those who remained the same "0". Can you help with the function or formula? Thanks! JT |
TOTALING ONE COLUMN FROM INFO IN ANOTHER
"JT" wrote in message
... Working with Excel 2003. Have a spreadhseet that has individual contributions from members in column G and a "+", "-" or "0" in column H indicating if each person's contribution was more, less or the same as the previous year. I want to total the contributions by each category. For example, if I have 50 members that increased their contribution (would have a "+" in the column to the right of their each amount) I want to total the dollar amounts for just those individuals. Ditto with those who decreased "-" and those who remained the same "0". Can you help with the function or formula? Thanks! JT Something like =SUMPRODUCT((G1:G1000)*(H1:H1000="+")) |
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