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Hello there.
I am trying to add a sum range whose headers are equal to a specific one. Row 1 will have the headers (Texas, NV, CA). Row 2 will have the corresponding sales for either TX, NV or CA. How can I say add the values in row 2 only if row 1's header = TX and NV? Your help is appreciated. Thank you. |
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=SUMIF(1:1,"TX",2:2) =SUMIF(1:1,"NV",2:2) =SUMIF(1:1,"CA",2:2) HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Storm" wrote in message ... Hello there. I am trying to add a sum range whose headers are equal to a specific one. Row 1 will have the headers (Texas, NV, CA). Row 2 will have the corresponding sales for either TX, NV or CA. How can I say add the values in row 2 only if row 1's header = TX and NV? Your help is appreciated. Thank you. |
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Hi Bernie, so there is no way then of saying if 1:1 = TX or NV then get the
sum of their values in row 2? I have to do multiple sumif statements and just separating them with "+"? thanks. "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: =SUMIF(1:1,"TX",2:2) =SUMIF(1:1,"NV",2:2) =SUMIF(1:1,"CA",2:2) HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Storm" wrote in message ... Hello there. I am trying to add a sum range whose headers are equal to a specific one. Row 1 will have the headers (Texas, NV, CA). Row 2 will have the corresponding sales for either TX, NV or CA. How can I say add the values in row 2 only if row 1's header = TX and NV? Your help is appreciated. Thank you. |
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That is the easiest...
=SUMIF(1:1,"TX",2:2) + SUMIF(1:1,"NV",2:2) HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Storm" wrote in message ... Hi Bernie, so there is no way then of saying if 1:1 = TX or NV then get the sum of their values in row 2? I have to do multiple sumif statements and just separating them with "+"? thanks. "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: =SUMIF(1:1,"TX",2:2) =SUMIF(1:1,"NV",2:2) =SUMIF(1:1,"CA",2:2) HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Storm" wrote in message ... Hello there. I am trying to add a sum range whose headers are equal to a specific one. Row 1 will have the headers (Texas, NV, CA). Row 2 will have the corresponding sales for either TX, NV or CA. How can I say add the values in row 2 only if row 1's header = TX and NV? Your help is appreciated. Thank you. |
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Thanks Bernie.
"Bernie Deitrick" wrote: That is the easiest... =SUMIF(1:1,"TX",2:2) + SUMIF(1:1,"NV",2:2) HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Storm" wrote in message ... Hi Bernie, so there is no way then of saying if 1:1 = TX or NV then get the sum of their values in row 2? I have to do multiple sumif statements and just separating them with "+"? thanks. "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: =SUMIF(1:1,"TX",2:2) =SUMIF(1:1,"NV",2:2) =SUMIF(1:1,"CA",2:2) HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Storm" wrote in message ... Hello there. I am trying to add a sum range whose headers are equal to a specific one. Row 1 will have the headers (Texas, NV, CA). Row 2 will have the corresponding sales for either TX, NV or CA. How can I say add the values in row 2 only if row 1's header = TX and NV? Your help is appreciated. Thank you. |
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