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SUMIF criteria
I want to add the numbers in a column that are in cells that are not filled.
I tried the formula: =SUMIF(A2:A5,"no fill") and got the result, 0. A2:A5 is the range and "no fill" is the criteria. I'm thinking that I'm not using the correct text for the criteria. Can someone help me? |
SUMIF criteria
Something like this, in say C2: =SUMIF(A2:A5,"no fill",B2:B5)
where A2:A5 contains the text: no fill and B2:B5 contains the corresponding numbers to be summed -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:16,700 Files:356 Subscribers:53 xdemechanik --- "lkawecki" wrote: I want to add the numbers in a column that are in cells that are not filled. I tried the formula: =SUMIF(A2:A5,"no fill") and got the result, 0. A2:A5 is the range and "no fill" is the criteria. I'm thinking that I'm not using the correct text for the criteria. Can someone help me? |
SUMIF criteria
Thanks for your reply, Max. But my problem isn't directly a text problem. It
has to do with the fill color of a cell. When a debit is paid, the cell that contains the debit's amount is colored. At the end of the month, using the previous example, say A2 & A4 have been paid, so cells A2 & A4 are yellow; cells A3 & A5 have not been paid, so those cells contain "no fill". I need a formula, or macro, to add up all of the cells with no color, "no fill". Instead of saying, " I'm thinking that I'm not using the correct text for the criteria." I should've asked if "no fill" is a correct term to use for a criterion. Besides that, I really, really want to find out how to add my outstanding debits at the end of each month, automatically. I'm tired of doing it manually! "Max" wrote: Something like this, in say C2: =SUMIF(A2:A5,"no fill",B2:B5) where A2:A5 contains the text: no fill and B2:B5 contains the corresponding numbers to be summed -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:16,700 Files:356 Subscribers:53 xdemechanik --- "lkawecki" wrote: I want to add the numbers in a column that are in cells that are not filled. I tried the formula: =SUMIF(A2:A5,"no fill") and got the result, 0. A2:A5 is the range and "no fill" is the criteria. I'm thinking that I'm not using the correct text for the criteria. Can someone help me? |
SUMIF criteria
You can't do it with a formula. It'll need VBA. Plenty of examples and
useful references in the archives of this newsgroup. -- David Biddulph "lkawecki" wrote in message ... Thanks for your reply, Max. But my problem isn't directly a text problem. It has to do with the fill color of a cell. When a debit is paid, the cell that contains the debit's amount is colored. At the end of the month, using the previous example, say A2 & A4 have been paid, so cells A2 & A4 are yellow; cells A3 & A5 have not been paid, so those cells contain "no fill". I need a formula, or macro, to add up all of the cells with no color, "no fill". Instead of saying, " I'm thinking that I'm not using the correct text for the criteria." I should've asked if "no fill" is a correct term to use for a criterion. Besides that, I really, really want to find out how to add my outstanding debits at the end of each month, automatically. I'm tired of doing it manually! "Max" wrote: Something like this, in say C2: =SUMIF(A2:A5,"no fill",B2:B5) where A2:A5 contains the text: no fill and B2:B5 contains the corresponding numbers to be summed -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:16,700 Files:356 Subscribers:53 xdemechanik --- "lkawecki" wrote: I want to add the numbers in a column that are in cells that are not filled. I tried the formula: =SUMIF(A2:A5,"no fill") and got the result, 0. A2:A5 is the range and "no fill" is the criteria. I'm thinking that I'm not using the correct text for the criteria. Can someone help me? |
SUMIF criteria
Ah, I see. I took your original posting literally
You could try this sample from my archives: http://www.savefile.com/files/378485 Count n Sum Cells By FillColor_BobPhillips_ColorIndex_UDF.xls (nicely rendered, full details) The sample file contains an implementation of Bob Phillips' ColorIndex Function from his "Processing Coloured Cells" page at: http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.ColourCounter.html and some examples on how to use the UDF in Excel -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:16,700 Files:356 Subscribers:53 xdemechanik --- "lkawecki" wrote: Thanks for your reply, Max. But my problem isn't directly a text problem. It has to do with the fill color of a cell. When a debit is paid, the cell that contains the debit's amount is colored. At the end of the month, using the previous example, say A2 & A4 have been paid, so cells A2 & A4 are yellow; cells A3 & A5 have not been paid, so those cells contain "no fill". I need a formula, or macro, to add up all of the cells with no color, "no fill". Instead of saying, " I'm thinking that I'm not using the correct text for the criteria." I should've asked if "no fill" is a correct term to use for a criterion. Besides that, I really, really want to find out how to add my outstanding debits at the end of each month, automatically. I'm tired of doing it manually! |
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