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Value based on multiple conditions
I'm sure this is in the discussion board somewhere already, but I don't have
time to search through it all, so hopefully someone will take pity :O) I'm working with a data set ("DATA") that has 5 columns and each week I'll paste in new rows. I will be transferring this data into another sheet ("SUMMARY") that feeds into a comlex "snapshot" page that summarizes all the data into a more readable format each week. From the original data ("DATA") in the 5 columns, I'm trying to find out how to lookup a sum of the values that match three conditions -- name (listed vertically on summary page), date (horizontally), and EV type (vertically) -- and returns that sum on the summary ("SUMMARY") sheet. I can imagine an IF statement that would logically go something like this: if(DATA value = NAME and DATE and EV Type, sum(DATA value), else 0) Obviously this isn't how Excel works, but that's how my brain thinks of it. How can I make this happen? I've tried figuring out SUMPRODUCT and INDEX, but can't make them make sense for my purpose... Thanks! |
Value based on multiple conditions
If I understand the question right,
IF(AND(something=something,somethingelse=something else,anotherthing=anotherthing),sum(A1:A100),0) just an example. "Eloise" wrote in message ... I'm sure this is in the discussion board somewhere already, but I don't have time to search through it all, so hopefully someone will take pity :O) I'm working with a data set ("DATA") that has 5 columns and each week I'll paste in new rows. I will be transferring this data into another sheet ("SUMMARY") that feeds into a comlex "snapshot" page that summarizes all the data into a more readable format each week. From the original data ("DATA") in the 5 columns, I'm trying to find out how to lookup a sum of the values that match three conditions -- name (listed vertically on summary page), date (horizontally), and EV type (vertically) -- and returns that sum on the summary ("SUMMARY") sheet. I can imagine an IF statement that would logically go something like this: if(DATA value = NAME and DATE and EV Type, sum(DATA value), else 0) Obviously this isn't how Excel works, but that's how my brain thinks of it. How can I make this happen? I've tried figuring out SUMPRODUCT and INDEX, but can't make them make sense for my purpose... Thanks! |
Value based on multiple conditions
Oh course, the AND option! Thank you!
Now does that work with a SUMIF also? "Gaurav" wrote: If I understand the question right, IF(AND(something=something,somethingelse=something else,anotherthing=anotherthing),sum(A1:A100),0) just an example. "Eloise" wrote in message ... I'm sure this is in the discussion board somewhere already, but I don't have time to search through it all, so hopefully someone will take pity :O) I'm working with a data set ("DATA") that has 5 columns and each week I'll paste in new rows. I will be transferring this data into another sheet ("SUMMARY") that feeds into a comlex "snapshot" page that summarizes all the data into a more readable format each week. From the original data ("DATA") in the 5 columns, I'm trying to find out how to lookup a sum of the values that match three conditions -- name (listed vertically on summary page), date (horizontally), and EV type (vertically) -- and returns that sum on the summary ("SUMMARY") sheet. I can imagine an IF statement that would logically go something like this: if(DATA value = NAME and DATE and EV Type, sum(DATA value), else 0) Obviously this isn't how Excel works, but that's how my brain thinks of it. How can I make this happen? I've tried figuring out SUMPRODUCT and INDEX, but can't make them make sense for my purpose... Thanks! |
Value based on multiple conditions
Now does that work with a SUMIF also?
For equivalent SUMIF, think something simple like: = SUMIF(Condition1)+SUMIF(Condition2)+ ... might suffice -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- |
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