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I'm trying to apply the concept of conditional summing to a dataset that
continually changes. I understand how to use conditional sum arrays when specifiying a range, but since the dataset is always changing, I don't always know what the new range will be. I don't want to waste time going through all of my formulas fixing the ranges. Right now I have something like this: =SUM(IF($A$2:$A$150="Hospital A",IF($B$2:$B$150="ICU",IF($F$2:$F$150=1,$H$2:$H$1 50,0),0),0)) Anyone know how I can phenagle things so that I can get excel to think this: =SUM(IF($A:$A="Hospital A",IF($B:$B="ICU",IF($F:$F=1,$H:$H,0),0),0)) Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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