Sum Cells Based on Color
 

Hello,
I need to sum cells on sheet1 from sheet2 that have no fill or white
background.

In a cell on Sheet1 I used:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(ColorIndex('Sheet2'!C:C)=2),'Sheet2'!C:C)

But it didn't work. Any help?

Thanks,
Sherry N.

Sum Cells Based on Color
 

see:

http://www.cpearson.com/Excel/colors.htm
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Gary''s Student - gsnu200768


"Sherry N." wrote:

Hello,
I need to sum cells on sheet1 from sheet2 that have no fill or white
background.

In a cell on Sheet1 I used:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(ColorIndex('Sheet2'!C:C)=2),'Sheet2'!C:C)

But it didn't work. Any help?

Thanks,
Sherry N.

Sum Cells Based on Color
 

Thanks but I must be doing something wrong. I copied the code, pasted in VB
editor and called the sumbycolor function but it's not working. Any other
solutions?
--
Sherry N.


"Gary''s Student" wrote:

see:

http://www.cpearson.com/Excel/colors.htm
--
Gary''s Student - gsnu200768


"Sherry N." wrote:

Hello,
I need to sum cells on sheet1 from sheet2 that have no fill or white
background.

In a cell on Sheet1 I used:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(ColorIndex('Sheet2'!C:C)=2),'Sheet2'!C:C)

But it didn't work. Any help?

Thanks,
Sherry N.

Sum Cells Based on Color
 

I think it's not working because I am using conditional formatting to shade
my cells. Could that be it? Or might it be because the data is coming from a
query?
--
Sherry N.


"Sherry N." wrote:

Hello,
I need to sum cells on sheet1 from sheet2 that have no fill or white
background.

In a cell on Sheet1 I used:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(ColorIndex('Sheet2'!C:C)=2),'Sheet2'!C:C)

But it didn't work. Any help?

Thanks,
Sherry N.

Sum Cells Based on Color
 

It's the conditional formatting that's the problem.

If you want to try to return the color based on conditional formatting, you
could review the code from Chip Pearson's site:

http://cpearson.com/excel/CFColors.htm

I think it's far from trivial. You may want to use another cell that mimics the
same conditions, but returns a number. It may be lots easier.

Sherry N. wrote:

I think it's not working because I am using conditional formatting to shade
my cells. Could that be it? Or might it be because the data is coming from a
query?
--
Sherry N.

"Sherry N." wrote:

Hello,
I need to sum cells on sheet1 from sheet2 that have no fill or white
background.

In a cell on Sheet1 I used:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(ColorIndex('Sheet2'!C:C)=2),'Sheet2'!C:C)

But it didn't work. Any help?

Thanks,
Sherry N.

--

Dave Peterson

Sum Cells Based on Color
 

Na, won't work I am using And and Formula is. Thanks a lot though.
--
Sherry N.


"Dave Peterson" wrote:

It's the conditional formatting that's the problem.

If you want to try to return the color based on conditional formatting, you
could review the code from Chip Pearson's site:

http://cpearson.com/excel/CFColors.htm

I think it's far from trivial. You may want to use another cell that mimics the
same conditions, but returns a number. It may be lots easier.

Sherry N. wrote:

I think it's not working because I am using conditional formatting to shade
my cells. Could that be it? Or might it be because the data is coming from a
query?
--
Sherry N.

"Sherry N." wrote:

Hello,
I need to sum cells on sheet1 from sheet2 that have no fill or white
background.

In a cell on Sheet1 I used:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(ColorIndex('Sheet2'!C:C)=2),'Sheet2'!C:C)

But it didn't work. Any help?

Thanks,
Sherry N.

--

Dave Peterson