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Hi, hope you can help me with this.
I've got a large spreadsheet with a large group of people split into 5 teams (ie teams A to E) in no particular order. this spreadsheet show the results of some recent tests. I want the sum of the scores for the people in each team. For example Team Name Score A Bob 15 B Janet 17 B Sam 8 A Alan 12 C Chris 15 And so on and so forth. If I wanted the sum of the scores for the people in team A, how would I go about doing this? |
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Asssuming your display is columns A to C and goes down say 500 rows you could
have the following in column D or E =SUMIF(A2:A500,"A",C2:C500) =SUMIF(A2:A500,"B",C2:C500) etc. "LCC Jon-Kun" wrote: Hi, hope you can help me with this. I've got a large spreadsheet with a large group of people split into 5 teams (ie teams A to E) in no particular order. this spreadsheet show the results of some recent tests. I want the sum of the scores for the people in each team. For example Team Name Score A Bob 15 B Janet 17 B Sam 8 A Alan 12 C Chris 15 And so on and so forth. If I wanted the sum of the scores for the people in team A, how would I go about doing this? |
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Cheers - that's just what I needed. Was concentrating on the function being a
fiddly version of VLookup rather than another function entirely. "Dennis" wrote: Asssuming your display is columns A to C and goes down say 500 rows you could have the following in column D or E =SUMIF(A2:A500,"A",C2:C500) =SUMIF(A2:A500,"B",C2:C500) etc. "LCC Jon-Kun" wrote: Hi, hope you can help me with this. I've got a large spreadsheet with a large group of people split into 5 teams (ie teams A to E) in no particular order. this spreadsheet show the results of some recent tests. I want the sum of the scores for the people in each team. For example Team Name Score A Bob 15 B Janet 17 B Sam 8 A Alan 12 C Chris 15 And so on and so forth. If I wanted the sum of the scores for the people in team A, how would I go about doing this? |
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