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SumIf or SumProduct or If statements
I am trying to do the following:
A Date Column =mmmm B Detail column= C Totals column= I would like reference the above sheet [titled Income] from a cell in a totals sheet thus: If A=January & B=Sales then Sum C. I have tried the following: =SUMPRODUCT(--(Income!A3:A200="January"),--(Income!D3:D200="Sales"),Income!F3:F200) - this just generates a 0 [there is data in the referenced cells]. I just can't seem to get this. Any ideas out there? Many thanks! Mike W |
Could column a be real dates?
=SUMPRODUCT(--(TEXT(Income!A3:A200,"mmmm")="January"),--(Income!D3:D200="Sal es"),Income!F3:F200) -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Mike W" <Mike wrote in message ... I am trying to do the following: A Date Column =mmmm B Detail column= C Totals column= I would like reference the above sheet [titled Income] from a cell in a totals sheet thus: If A=January & B=Sales then Sum C. I have tried the following: =SUMPRODUCT(--(Income!A3:A200="January"),--(Income!D3:D200="Sales"),Income!F 3:F200) - this just generates a 0 [there is data in the referenced cells]. I just can't seem to get this. Any ideas out there? Many thanks! Mike W |
Hi Bob,
Many thanks - spot on. Cheers!, Mike "Bob Phillips" wrote: Could column a be real dates? =SUMPRODUCT(--(TEXT(Income!A3:A200,"mmmm")="January"),--(Income!D3:D200="Sal es"),Income!F3:F200) -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Mike W" <Mike wrote in message ... I am trying to do the following: A Date Column =mmmm B Detail column= C Totals column= I would like reference the above sheet [titled Income] from a cell in a totals sheet thus: If A=January & B=Sales then Sum C. I have tried the following: =SUMPRODUCT(--(Income!A3:A200="January"),--(Income!D3:D200="Sales"),Income!F 3:F200) - this just generates a 0 [there is data in the referenced cells]. I just can't seem to get this. Any ideas out there? Many thanks! Mike W |
Great. It was a lucky guess <g
Bob "Mike W" wrote in message ... Hi Bob, Many thanks - spot on. Cheers!, Mike "Bob Phillips" wrote: Could column a be real dates? =SUMPRODUCT(--(TEXT(Income!A3:A200,"mmmm")="January"),--(Income!D3:D200="Sal es"),Income!F3:F200) -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Mike W" <Mike wrote in message ... I am trying to do the following: A Date Column =mmmm B Detail column= C Totals column= I would like reference the above sheet [titled Income] from a cell in a totals sheet thus: If A=January & B=Sales then Sum C. I have tried the following: =SUMPRODUCT(--(Income!A3:A200="January"),--(Income!D3:D200="Sales"),Income!F 3:F200) - this just generates a 0 [there is data in the referenced cells]. I just can't seem to get this. Any ideas out there? Many thanks! Mike W |
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