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I have a formula with criteria which excludes "0148" from the sum.
=SUMIF(E$51:E$56,"<0148",O$51:O$56). I would also like a formula which would exclude both "0148" and "0101" from the sum. I tried many variations e.g. =SUMIF(E$51:E$56,"<0101AND<0148",O$51:O$56) to get this to work and cannot obtain the correct results. Thx for your help. Brad Bross |
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=SUM(O$51:O$56)-SUMIF(E$51:E$56,"=0148",O$51:O$56)-SUMIF(E$51:E$56,"=0101",O$51:O$56).
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I'm sure there could be simpler ways but you could always just use
=SUMIF(E$51:E$56,"<0148",O$51:O$56)-SUMIF(E$51:E$56,"=0101",O$51:O$56) . That should give you the correct results. "Brad Bross" wrote: I have a formula with criteria which excludes "0148" from the sum. =SUMIF(E$51:E$56,"<0148",O$51:O$56). I would also like a formula which would exclude both "0148" and "0101" from the sum. I tried many variations e.g. =SUMIF(E$51:E$56,"<0101AND<0148",O$51:O$56) to get this to work and cannot obtain the correct results. Thx for your help. Brad Bross |
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Try this:
=Sumproduct((E51:E56<0101)*(E51:E56<0148)*O51:O5 6) -- HTH, RD ================================================== === Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ================================================== === "Brad Bross" wrote in message ... I have a formula with criteria which excludes "0148" from the sum. =SUMIF(E$51:E$56,"<0148",O$51:O$56). I would also like a formula which would exclude both "0148" and "0101" from the sum. I tried many variations e.g. =SUMIF(E$51:E$56,"<0101AND<0148",O$51:O$56) to get this to work and cannot obtain the correct results. Thx for your help. Brad Bross |
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All of your replies worked ! Thx so much for your help.
-- Brad Bross "Brad Bross" wrote: I have a formula with criteria which excludes "0148" from the sum. =SUMIF(E$51:E$56,"<0148",O$51:O$56). I would also like a formula which would exclude both "0148" and "0101" from the sum. I tried many variations e.g. =SUMIF(E$51:E$56,"<0101AND<0148",O$51:O$56) to get this to work and cannot obtain the correct results. Thx for your help. Brad Bross |
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We all appreciate the feed-back.
-- Regards, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Brad Bross" wrote in message ... All of your replies worked ! Thx so much for your help. -- Brad Bross "Brad Bross" wrote: I have a formula with criteria which excludes "0148" from the sum. =SUMIF(E$51:E$56,"<0148",O$51:O$56). I would also like a formula which would exclude both "0148" and "0101" from the sum. I tried many variations e.g. =SUMIF(E$51:E$56,"<0101AND<0148",O$51:O$56) to get this to work and cannot obtain the correct results. Thx for your help. Brad Bross |
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