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Absolute Sumif
Hi I am trying to do a normal 'sumif' but would like the sum to be based on
absolute values. Any ideas greatly appreciated Thanks -- Tony |
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Absolute Sumif
Hi,
you probably mean this =SUMPRODUCT((A1:A9="a")*(ABS(B1:B9))) or may mean this =ABS(SUMIF(A1:A9,"a",B1:B9)) Mike "Anthony" wrote: Hi I am trying to do a normal 'sumif' but would like the sum to be based on absolute values. Any ideas greatly appreciated Thanks -- Tony |
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