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SUMIF function problem
I have used this formula in the past (last month) without problems - now I
have copied the columns and tried to alter the formula - it keeps telling me "you've entered too few arguments". My formula was SUMIF (AA3:AA180 "y" X3:X180) - all I am trying to do is to change the 180 to 183 in AA and X. I have tried setting the function using the wizard and the formula is exactly the same and still gives the same error message. Please help. |
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Hi,
You appear to be missing the commas =SUMIF(AA3:AA183,"y", X3:X183) Mike "Zorba" wrote: I have used this formula in the past (last month) without problems - now I have copied the columns and tried to alter the formula - it keeps telling me "you've entered too few arguments". My formula was SUMIF (AA3:AA180 "y" X3:X180) - all I am trying to do is to change the 180 to 183 in AA and X. I have tried setting the function using the wizard and the formula is exactly the same and still gives the same error message. Please help. |
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=SUMIF (AA3:AA183,"y",X3:X183)
-- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Zorba" wrote in message ... I have used this formula in the past (last month) without problems - now I have copied the columns and tried to alter the formula - it keeps telling me "you've entered too few arguments". My formula was SUMIF (AA3:AA180 "y" X3:X180) - all I am trying to do is to change the 180 to 183 in AA and X. I have tried setting the function using the wizard and the formula is exactly the same and still gives the same error message. Please help. |
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Thanks for the responses - unfortunately the comma doesn't make a difference
- and that's why I never showed it in my formula. Is it possible that excel has been corrupted in some wasy? "Zorba" wrote: I have used this formula in the past (last month) without problems - now I have copied the columns and tried to alter the formula - it keeps telling me "you've entered too few arguments". My formula was SUMIF (AA3:AA180 "y" X3:X180) - all I am trying to do is to change the 180 to 183 in AA and X. I have tried setting the function using the wizard and the formula is exactly the same and still gives the same error message. Please help. |
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Perhaps your Windows regional settings have a semi-colon as the list
separator, rather than a comma? -- David Biddulph Zorba wrote: Thanks for the responses - unfortunately the comma doesn't make a difference - and that's why I never showed it in my formula. Is it possible that excel has been corrupted in some wasy? "Zorba" wrote: I have used this formula in the past (last month) without problems - now I have copied the columns and tried to alter the formula - it keeps telling me "you've entered too few arguments". My formula was SUMIF (AA3:AA180 "y" X3:X180) - all I am trying to do is to change the 180 to 183 in AA and X. I have tried setting the function using the wizard and the formula is exactly the same and still gives the same error message. Please help. |
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Thanks a million David - I checked my regional settings and the comma was
missing - I changed it back and the function is working again. "David Biddulph" wrote: Perhaps your Windows regional settings have a semi-colon as the list separator, rather than a comma? -- David Biddulph Zorba wrote: Thanks for the responses - unfortunately the comma doesn't make a difference - and that's why I never showed it in my formula. Is it possible that excel has been corrupted in some wasy? "Zorba" wrote: I have used this formula in the past (last month) without problems - now I have copied the columns and tried to alter the formula - it keeps telling me "you've entered too few arguments". My formula was SUMIF (AA3:AA180 "y" X3:X180) - all I am trying to do is to change the 180 to 183 in AA and X. I have tried setting the function using the wizard and the formula is exactly the same and still gives the same error message. Please help. |
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Glad to hear that it worked.
-- David Biddulph "Zorba" wrote in message ... Thanks a million David - I checked my regional settings and the comma was missing - I changed it back and the function is working again. "David Biddulph" wrote: Perhaps your Windows regional settings have a semi-colon as the list separator, rather than a comma? -- David Biddulph Zorba wrote: Thanks for the responses - unfortunately the comma doesn't make a difference - and that's why I never showed it in my formula. Is it possible that excel has been corrupted in some wasy? "Zorba" wrote: I have used this formula in the past (last month) without problems - now I have copied the columns and tried to alter the formula - it keeps telling me "you've entered too few arguments". My formula was SUMIF (AA3:AA180 "y" X3:X180) - all I am trying to do is to change the 180 to 183 in AA and X. I have tried setting the function using the wizard and the formula is exactly the same and still gives the same error message. Please help. |
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