SUMIF Sum a column subject to variables in two columns
Hi,
I already use the SUMIF function to calculate the total mileage for a vehicle stored in columns A1:A50 if another column C1:C50 contains an 'x'. However I now want to calculate the mileage if C1:C50 contains an 'x' and column D1:D50 contains 'y'. I've looked at at various queries on this site re SUMIF with 2 variable but none seem to give an answer on how to nest these two conditione into the 'CRITERIA' part of the function. Please can anyone help? -- Steve D |
SUMIF Sum a column subject to variables in two columns
=sumproduct(A1:A50*(C1:C50="x")*(D1:D50="y")) or
=sumproduct(A1:A50,--(C1:C50="x"),--(D1:D50="y")) -- David Biddulph "Steve sivaD" wrote in message ... Hi, I already use the SUMIF function to calculate the total mileage for a vehicle stored in columns A1:A50 if another column C1:C50 contains an 'x'. However I now want to calculate the mileage if C1:C50 contains an 'x' and column D1:D50 contains 'y'. I've looked at at various queries on this site re SUMIF with 2 variable but none seem to give an answer on how to nest these two conditione into the 'CRITERIA' part of the function. Please can anyone help? -- Steve D |
SUMIF Sum a column subject to variables in two columns
SUMPRODUCT seems to be what you may be looking for:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(C1:C50="x"),--(D1:D50="y"),(A1:A50)) -- ** John C ** Please remember if your question is answered, to mark it answered :). It helps everyone. "Steve sivaD" wrote: Hi, I already use the SUMIF function to calculate the total mileage for a vehicle stored in columns A1:A50 if another column C1:C50 contains an 'x'. However I now want to calculate the mileage if C1:C50 contains an 'x' and column D1:D50 contains 'y'. I've looked at at various queries on this site re SUMIF with 2 variable but none seem to give an answer on how to nest these two conditione into the 'CRITERIA' part of the function. Please can anyone help? -- Steve D |
SUMIF Sum a column subject to variables in two columns
This is a good resource:
http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/variablerate.html This is very good too: http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctio...tml#SumProduct Regards, Ryan--- -- RyGuy "David Biddulph" wrote: =sumproduct(A1:A50*(C1:C50="x")*(D1:D50="y")) or =sumproduct(A1:A50,--(C1:C50="x"),--(D1:D50="y")) -- David Biddulph "Steve sivaD" wrote in message ... Hi, I already use the SUMIF function to calculate the total mileage for a vehicle stored in columns A1:A50 if another column C1:C50 contains an 'x'. However I now want to calculate the mileage if C1:C50 contains an 'x' and column D1:D50 contains 'y'. I've looked at at various queries on this site re SUMIF with 2 variable but none seem to give an answer on how to nest these two conditione into the 'CRITERIA' part of the function. Please can anyone help? -- Steve D |
SUMIF Sum a column subject to variables in two columns
Hi,
If you are using 2007 your formula would be =SUMIFS(A1:A50,C1:C50,"x",D1:D50,"y") No array necessary or sumproduct necessary If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Steve sivaD" wrote: Hi, I already use the SUMIF function to calculate the total mileage for a vehicle stored in columns A1:A50 if another column C1:C50 contains an 'x'. However I now want to calculate the mileage if C1:C50 contains an 'x' and column D1:D50 contains 'y'. I've looked at at various queries on this site re SUMIF with 2 variable but none seem to give an answer on how to nest these two conditione into the 'CRITERIA' part of the function. Please can anyone help? -- Steve D |
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