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what formula for summing if two logical statements are true?
I am trying to automatically sum numbers in a spreadsheet according to person
and project task - so what formula do I use to sum #s with if two logical statements are true, e.g, if d16:d60 = "Kelly" and e16:e60 = "tasks 1.5"? |
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what formula for summing if two logical statements are true?
Hi,
Try =IF(AND(D16:D60 = "Kelly", E16:E60 = "tasks 1.5"),SUM(YourRange),"") Change YourRange for the cells you want to Sum. Regards - Dave "steve95959" wrote: I am trying to automatically sum numbers in a spreadsheet according to person and project task - so what formula do I use to sum #s with if two logical statements are true, e.g, if d16:d60 = "Kelly" and e16:e60 = "tasks 1.5"? |
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what formula for summing if two logical statements are true?
=SUMPRODUCT(--(D16:D60="Kelly"),--(E16:E60="tasks 1.5"),SumRange)
"steve95959" wrote: I am trying to automatically sum numbers in a spreadsheet according to person and project task - so what formula do I use to sum #s with if two logical statements are true, e.g, if d16:d60 = "Kelly" and e16:e60 = "tasks 1.5"? |
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