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Formula required for a gas logbook
Please can someone help.
I have been using the following formula =SUMIF(B4:B35,"3",F4:F35) Column B is the gas % and column F pressure so it would add up all the pressures of gas more than 3%. What I wish to do is do the same thing but stipulte 3 but <10 so it will add the pressures larger than 3 but smaller than 10. Can anyone assist please |
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Formula required for a gas logbook
One way:
=Sumproduct((B4:B353)*(B4:B35<10)*F4:F35) -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Mark" wrote in message ... Please can someone help. I have been using the following formula =SUMIF(B4:B35,"3",F4:F35) Column B is the gas % and column F pressure so it would add up all the pressures of gas more than 3%. What I wish to do is do the same thing but stipulte 3 but <10 so it will add the pressures larger than 3 but smaller than 10. Can anyone assist please |
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Formula required for a gas logbook
You might try
=SUMIF(B4:B35,"3",F4:F35)-SUMIF(B4:B35,"=10",F4:F35) -- David Biddulph "Mark" wrote in message ... Please can someone help. I have been using the following formula =SUMIF(B4:B35,"3",F4:F35) Column B is the gas % and column F pressure so it would add up all the pressures of gas more than 3%. What I wish to do is do the same thing but stipulte 3 but <10 so it will add the pressures larger than 3 but smaller than 10. Can anyone assist please |
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Formula required for a gas logbook
=SUM(SUMIF(A4:A35,{"3","=10"},F4)*{1,-1})
"Mark" wrote: Please can someone help. I have been using the following formula =SUMIF(B4:B35,"3",F4:F35) Column B is the gas % and column F pressure so it would add up all the pressures of gas more than 3%. What I wish to do is do the same thing but stipulte 3 but <10 so it will add the pressures larger than 3 but smaller than 10. Can anyone assist please |
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Formula required for a gas logbook
Thank you for the help, but It did not work
"Teethless mama" wrote: =SUM(SUMIF(A4:A35,{"3","=10"},F4)*{1,-1}) "Mark" wrote: Please can someone help. I have been using the following formula =SUMIF(B4:B35,"3",F4:F35) Column B is the gas % and column F pressure so it would add up all the pressures of gas more than 3%. What I wish to do is do the same thing but stipulte 3 but <10 so it will add the pressures larger than 3 but smaller than 10. Can anyone assist please |
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Formula required for a gas logbook
Thank you for the help, but I could not get it to work
"David Biddulph" wrote: You might try =SUMIF(B4:B35,"3",F4:F35)-SUMIF(B4:B35,"=10",F4:F35) -- David Biddulph "Mark" wrote in message ... Please can someone help. I have been using the following formula =SUMIF(B4:B35,"3",F4:F35) Column B is the gas % and column F pressure so it would add up all the pressures of gas more than 3%. What I wish to do is do the same thing but stipulte 3 but <10 so it will add the pressures larger than 3 but smaller than 10. Can anyone assist please |
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Formula required for a gas logbook
Thank you for the help, it worked, you have saved me a lot of time.
"Ragdyer" wrote: One way: =Sumproduct((B4:B353)*(B4:B35<10)*F4:F35) -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Mark" wrote in message ... Please can someone help. I have been using the following formula =SUMIF(B4:B35,"3",F4:F35) Column B is the gas % and column F pressure so it would add up all the pressures of gas more than 3%. What I wish to do is do the same thing but stipulte 3 but <10 so it will add the pressures larger than 3 but smaller than 10. Can anyone assist please |
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Formula required for a gas logbook
You're welcome, and your feed-back is appreciated.
-- Regards, RD ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit ! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Mark" wrote in message ... Thank you for the help, it worked, you have saved me a lot of time. "Ragdyer" wrote: One way: =Sumproduct((B4:B353)*(B4:B35<10)*F4:F35) -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Mark" wrote in message ... Please can someone help. I have been using the following formula =SUMIF(B4:B35,"3",F4:F35) Column B is the gas % and column F pressure so it would add up all the pressures of gas more than 3%. What I wish to do is do the same thing but stipulte 3 but <10 so it will add the pressures larger than 3 but smaller than 10. Can anyone assist please |
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