Sum range if 2 conditions are met
Hi,
I need to sum values for a range if two conditions are met. One column is a Status condition which is a simple Spin list ("AP"=Approved, "CP"=Cancelled and "TBD". The next column is a GL term "C"=Captial and "E"=Expence. For this example, lets just focus on Captital (Note-these are separate rows anyway - there will not be one row with both "C" and "E" but both are in the range). Columns O Q R T (status) (GL-"C") (GL-"E") (dollars) 10 AP C $ 10,000 11 AP E $ 5,000 12 CP C $ 20,000 13 AP C $ 20,000 14 TBD C $ 10,000 15 AP E $ 10,000 .. 53 Total approved Capital $ 30,000 (rows 10&13) If someone can help me on this one, I can figure out the rest...thanks DH |
Sum range if 2 conditions are met
Try this formula...
=SUMPRODUCT((O1:O53="AP")*(Q1:Q53="C")*(T1:T53)) -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Dean" wrote in message ... Hi, I need to sum values for a range if two conditions are met. One column is a Status condition which is a simple Spin list ("AP"=Approved, "CP"=Cancelled and "TBD". The next column is a GL term "C"=Captial and "E"=Expence. For this example, lets just focus on Captital (Note-these are separate rows anyway - there will not be one row with both "C" and "E" but both are in the range). Columns O Q R T (status) (GL-"C") (GL-"E") (dollars) 10 AP C $ 10,000 11 AP E $ 5,000 12 CP C $ 20,000 13 AP C $ 20,000 14 TBD C $ 10,000 15 AP E $ 10,000 .. 53 Total approved Capital $ 30,000 (rows 10&13) If someone can help me on this one, I can figure out the rest...thanks DH |
Sum range if 2 conditions are met
Hi Thanks Rick...but I think it is multiplying. No what I needed.
Is the asterisk symbol multiplying in this formula? I just need it to sum the values in the range T10:T53, only of the status in column O="AP" and Column Q="C" "Rick Rothstein" wrote: Try this formula... =SUMPRODUCT((O10:O53="AP")*(Q10:Q53="C")*(T10:T53) ) -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Dean" wrote in message ... Hi, I need to sum values for a range if two conditions are met. One column is a Status condition which is a simple Spin list ("AP"=Approved, "CP"=Cancelled and "TBD". The next column is a GL term "C"=Captial and "E"=Expence. For this example, lets just focus on Captital (Note-these are separate rows anyway - there will not be one row with both "C" and "E" but both are in the range). Columns O Q R T (status) (GL-"C") (GL-"E") (dollars) 10 AP C $ 10,000 11 AP E $ 5,000 12 CP C $ 20,000 13 AP C $ 20,000 14 TBD C $ 10,000 15 AP E $ 10,000 .. 53 Total approved Capital $ 30,000 (rows 10&13) If someone can help me on this one, I can figure out the rest...thanks DH |
Sum range if 2 conditions are met
Give it a try.
Dean wrote: Hi Thanks Rick...but I think it is multiplying. No what I needed. Is the asterisk symbol multiplying in this formula? I just need it to sum the values in the range T10:T53, only of the status in column O="AP" and Column Q="C" "Rick Rothstein" wrote: Try this formula... =SUMPRODUCT((O10:O53="AP")*(Q10:Q53="C")*(T10:T53) ) -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Dean" wrote in message ... Hi, I need to sum values for a range if two conditions are met. One column is a Status condition which is a simple Spin list ("AP"=Approved, "CP"=Cancelled and "TBD". The next column is a GL term "C"=Captial and "E"=Expence. For this example, lets just focus on Captital (Note-these are separate rows anyway - there will not be one row with both "C" and "E" but both are in the range). Columns O Q R T (status) (GL-"C") (GL-"E") (dollars) 10 AP C $ 10,000 11 AP E $ 5,000 12 CP C $ 20,000 13 AP C $ 20,000 14 TBD C $ 10,000 15 AP E $ 10,000 .. 53 Total approved Capital $ 30,000 (rows 10&13) If someone can help me on this one, I can figure out the rest...thanks DH -- Dave Peterson |
Sum range if 2 conditions are met
My bad
It worked like a charm!!!!! Thanks!!!!! "Dean" wrote: Hi Thanks Rick...but I think it is multiplying. No what I needed. Is the asterisk symbol multiplying in this formula? I just need it to sum the values in the range T10:T53, only of the status in column O="AP" and Column Q="C" "Rick Rothstein" wrote: Try this formula... =SUMPRODUCT((O10:O53="AP")*(Q10:Q53="C")*(T10:T53) ) -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Dean" wrote in message ... Hi, I need to sum values for a range if two conditions are met. One column is a Status condition which is a simple Spin list ("AP"=Approved, "CP"=Cancelled and "TBD". The next column is a GL term "C"=Captial and "E"=Expence. For this example, lets just focus on Captital (Note-these are separate rows anyway - there will not be one row with both "C" and "E" but both are in the range). Columns O Q R T (status) (GL-"C") (GL-"E") (dollars) 10 AP C $ 10,000 11 AP E $ 5,000 12 CP C $ 20,000 13 AP C $ 20,000 14 TBD C $ 10,000 15 AP E $ 10,000 .. 53 Total approved Capital $ 30,000 (rows 10&13) If someone can help me on this one, I can figure out the rest...thanks DH |
Sum range if 2 conditions are met
Did you try the formula? If not, I think you might be surprised.
By the way, it looks like I added an additional set of parentheses (they won't affect the result, but they are not really needed). Here is the formula with them... =SUMPRODUCT((O10:O53="AP")*(Q10:Q53="C")*T10:T53) -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Dean" wrote in message ... Hi Thanks Rick...but I think it is multiplying. No what I needed. Is the asterisk symbol multiplying in this formula? I just need it to sum the values in the range T10:T53, only of the status in column O="AP" and Column Q="C" "Rick Rothstein" wrote: Try this formula... =SUMPRODUCT((O10:O53="AP")*(Q10:Q53="C")*(T10:T53) ) -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "Dean" wrote in message ... Hi, I need to sum values for a range if two conditions are met. One column is a Status condition which is a simple Spin list ("AP"=Approved, "CP"=Cancelled and "TBD". The next column is a GL term "C"=Captial and "E"=Expence. For this example, lets just focus on Captital (Note-these are separate rows anyway - there will not be one row with both "C" and "E" but both are in the range). Columns O Q R T (status) (GL-"C") (GL-"E") (dollars) 10 AP C $ 10,000 11 AP E $ 5,000 12 CP C $ 20,000 13 AP C $ 20,000 14 TBD C $ 10,000 15 AP E $ 10,000 .. 53 Total approved Capital $ 30,000 (rows 10&13) If someone can help me on this one, I can figure out the rest...thanks DH |
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