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Kat

Sum from a Drop down menu using value in the cell below
 
On a calendar I have two drop down menus - the first has an alphabetic value
(A13)A - E respectively, the second drop down below it (A14) has numeric
values .25 - 10. How do I make it add the numeric value per alphabetic
value?


Thanks - Kat

M Kan

Sum from a Drop down menu using value in the cell below
 
What are you adding the numeric value too and do the numeric values
necessarily corresponded to the same alpha values all the time?
--
Tips for Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Other Applications
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"Kat" wrote:

On a calendar I have two drop down menus - the first has an alphabetic value
(A13)A - E respectively, the second drop down below it (A14) has numeric
values .25 - 10. How do I make it add the numeric value per alphabetic
value?


Thanks - Kat


Jarek Kujawa[_2_]

Sum from a Drop down menu using value in the cell below
 
hope I understood, try:

=A13&A14

in A15 for instance

Kat

Sum from a Drop down menu using value in the cell below
 
The value needs to be 0, itself or added to any other cell that used A - E
respectively during the month. And no each numeric value is chosen based on
the amount of time spent on a given day.

Kat



"M Kan" wrote:

What are you adding the numeric value too and do the numeric values
necessarily corresponded to the same alpha values all the time?
--
Tips for Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Other Applications
http://www.kan.org/tips


"Kat" wrote:

On a calendar I have two drop down menus - the first has an alphabetic value
(A13)A - E respectively, the second drop down below it (A14) has numeric
values .25 - 10. How do I make it add the numeric value per alphabetic
value?


Thanks - Kat


Kat

Sum from a Drop down menu using value in the cell below
 
Thanks but that's a no go.
Kat

"Jarek Kujawa" wrote:

hope I understood, try:

=A13&A14

in A15 for instance


John C[_2_]

Sum from a Drop down menu using value in the cell below
 
In A13, what values do A through E represent?
--
John C


"Kat" wrote:

The value needs to be 0, itself or added to any other cell that used A - E
respectively during the month. And no each numeric value is chosen based on
the amount of time spent on a given day.

Kat



"M Kan" wrote:

What are you adding the numeric value too and do the numeric values
necessarily corresponded to the same alpha values all the time?
--
Tips for Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Other Applications
http://www.kan.org/tips


"Kat" wrote:

On a calendar I have two drop down menus - the first has an alphabetic value
(A13)A - E respectively, the second drop down below it (A14) has numeric
values .25 - 10. How do I make it add the numeric value per alphabetic
value?


Thanks - Kat


Kat

Sum from a Drop down menu using value in the cell below
 
A = Annual Meeting
B = BOD Meeting
C = Contractor Meeting

Then the numerical value in the drop down menu below equals the amount of
time spent at the meeting.



"John C" wrote:

In A13, what values do A through E represent?
--
John C


"Kat" wrote:

The value needs to be 0, itself or added to any other cell that used A - E
respectively during the month. And no each numeric value is chosen based on
the amount of time spent on a given day.

Kat



"M Kan" wrote:

What are you adding the numeric value too and do the numeric values
necessarily corresponded to the same alpha values all the time?
--
Tips for Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Other Applications
http://www.kan.org/tips


"Kat" wrote:

On a calendar I have two drop down menus - the first has an alphabetic value
(A13)A - E respectively, the second drop down below it (A14) has numeric
values .25 - 10. How do I make it add the numeric value per alphabetic
value?


Thanks - Kat


Peo Sjoblom[_2_]

Sum from a Drop down menu using value in the cell below
 
=SUMIF(A13:Z13,"A",A14:Z14)



--


Regards,


Peo Sjoblom

"Kat" wrote in message
...
A = Annual Meeting
B = BOD Meeting
C = Contractor Meeting

Then the numerical value in the drop down menu below equals the amount of
time spent at the meeting.



"John C" wrote:

In A13, what values do A through E represent?
--
John C


"Kat" wrote:

The value needs to be 0, itself or added to any other cell that used
A - E
respectively during the month. And no each numeric value is chosen
based on
the amount of time spent on a given day.

Kat



"M Kan" wrote:

What are you adding the numeric value too and do the numeric values
necessarily corresponded to the same alpha values all the time?
--
Tips for Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Other Applications
http://www.kan.org/tips


"Kat" wrote:

On a calendar I have two drop down menus - the first has an
alphabetic value
(A13)A - E respectively, the second drop down below it (A14) has
numeric
values .25 - 10. How do I make it add the numeric value per
alphabetic
value?


Thanks - Kat




John C[_2_]

Sum from a Drop down menu using value in the cell below
 
Well, if I select A in A13, and .25 in cell A14, then the total is just .25.
What is the range of cells that will have A through E, and what is the range
of the cells that will have the corresponding lenght of time?
--
John C


"Kat" wrote:

A = Annual Meeting
B = BOD Meeting
C = Contractor Meeting

Then the numerical value in the drop down menu below equals the amount of
time spent at the meeting.



"John C" wrote:

In A13, what values do A through E represent?
--
John C


"Kat" wrote:

The value needs to be 0, itself or added to any other cell that used A - E
respectively during the month. And no each numeric value is chosen based on
the amount of time spent on a given day.

Kat



"M Kan" wrote:

What are you adding the numeric value too and do the numeric values
necessarily corresponded to the same alpha values all the time?
--
Tips for Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Other Applications
http://www.kan.org/tips


"Kat" wrote:

On a calendar I have two drop down menus - the first has an alphabetic value
(A13)A - E respectively, the second drop down below it (A14) has numeric
values .25 - 10. How do I make it add the numeric value per alphabetic
value?


Thanks - Kat


Kat

Sum from a Drop down menu using value in the cell below
 
C13:P13+C16:P16+C20:P20 for A-E
C14:P14+C17:P17+C21:P21 for .25-10


"John C" wrote:

Well, if I select A in A13, and .25 in cell A14, then the total is just .25.
What is the range of cells that will have A through E, and what is the range
of the cells that will have the corresponding lenght of time?
--
John C


"Kat" wrote:

A = Annual Meeting
B = BOD Meeting
C = Contractor Meeting

Then the numerical value in the drop down menu below equals the amount of
time spent at the meeting.



"John C" wrote:

In A13, what values do A through E represent?
--
John C


"Kat" wrote:

The value needs to be 0, itself or added to any other cell that used A - E
respectively during the month. And no each numeric value is chosen based on
the amount of time spent on a given day.

Kat



"M Kan" wrote:

What are you adding the numeric value too and do the numeric values
necessarily corresponded to the same alpha values all the time?
--
Tips for Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Other Applications
http://www.kan.org/tips


"Kat" wrote:

On a calendar I have two drop down menus - the first has an alphabetic value
(A13)A - E respectively, the second drop down below it (A14) has numeric
values .25 - 10. How do I make it add the numeric value per alphabetic
value?


Thanks - Kat


Kat

Sum from a Drop down menu using value in the cell below
 
This is the formula. Thanks for all your help. :)

=SUMIF($C$13:$P$13,"A",$C$14:$P$14)+SUMIF($C$16:$P $16,"A",$C$17:$P$17)+SUMIF($C$19:$P$19,"A",$C$20:$ P$20)

Then B-E respectively.


"Peo Sjoblom" wrote:

=SUMIF(A13:Z13,"A",A14:Z14)



--


Regards,


Peo Sjoblom

"Kat" wrote in message
...
A = Annual Meeting
B = BOD Meeting
C = Contractor Meeting

Then the numerical value in the drop down menu below equals the amount of
time spent at the meeting.



"John C" wrote:

In A13, what values do A through E represent?
--
John C


"Kat" wrote:

The value needs to be 0, itself or added to any other cell that used
A - E
respectively during the month. And no each numeric value is chosen
based on
the amount of time spent on a given day.

Kat



"M Kan" wrote:

What are you adding the numeric value too and do the numeric values
necessarily corresponded to the same alpha values all the time?
--
Tips for Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Other Applications
http://www.kan.org/tips


"Kat" wrote:

On a calendar I have two drop down menus - the first has an
alphabetic value
(A13)A - E respectively, the second drop down below it (A14) has
numeric
values .25 - 10. How do I make it add the numeric value per
alphabetic
value?


Thanks - Kat





John C[_2_]

Sum from a Drop down menu using value in the cell below
 
Assuming I understand.
Cell A13, drop down menu for meeting type that you want a tally of total
hours for meetings.
Cell A14, is total time of meetings (0.25 - 10 each).

You have 3 sections that have a meeting type (rows 13, 16, & 20, columns C-P)
and the time frame for each meeting is entered just below.

This should work, if my assumptions are correct.
A14:
=SUMIF(C13:P13,A13,C14:P14)+SUMIF(C16:P16,A13,C17: P17)+SUMIF(C20:P20,A13,C21:P21)
--
John C


"Kat" wrote:

C13:P13+C16:P16+C20:P20 for A-E
C14:P14+C17:P17+C21:P21 for .25-10


"John C" wrote:

Well, if I select A in A13, and .25 in cell A14, then the total is just .25.
What is the range of cells that will have A through E, and what is the range
of the cells that will have the corresponding lenght of time?
--
John C


"Kat" wrote:

A = Annual Meeting
B = BOD Meeting
C = Contractor Meeting

Then the numerical value in the drop down menu below equals the amount of
time spent at the meeting.



"John C" wrote:

In A13, what values do A through E represent?
--
John C


"Kat" wrote:

The value needs to be 0, itself or added to any other cell that used A - E
respectively during the month. And no each numeric value is chosen based on
the amount of time spent on a given day.

Kat



"M Kan" wrote:

What are you adding the numeric value too and do the numeric values
necessarily corresponded to the same alpha values all the time?
--
Tips for Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Other Applications
http://www.kan.org/tips


"Kat" wrote:

On a calendar I have two drop down menus - the first has an alphabetic value
(A13)A - E respectively, the second drop down below it (A14) has numeric
values .25 - 10. How do I make it add the numeric value per alphabetic
value?


Thanks - Kat



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