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Hi,
I have a sheet of sales data (c1000 lines) and need to sum it all up into areas. My sales data is: Area,Value,Include 1,10,Yes 2,9,Yes 3,8,No 4,7,No 5,6,Yes 1,5,Yes 2,5,Yes 3,2,No 4,10,No 5,6,Yes My results table needs to show the following: Area,Value 1,15 2,14 3,0 4,0 5,12 Basically I need to sum the value for each area 'only' if the Include column = yes. I've tried looking at the info on xldynamic.com but can't seem to get the right formula together, not sure if I need a sumif or maybe a sumproduct? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. AW |
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Hi,
I assume that the results table start in column D1 to D5 so in D1 enter =sumproduct(--(D1=$A$1:$A$100),$B$1:$B$100) then copy the formula down to D5 I this was helpful please click yes, thanks "ArcticWolf" wrote: Hi, I have a sheet of sales data (c1000 lines) and need to sum it all up into areas. My sales data is: Area,Value,Include 1,10,Yes 2,9,Yes 3,8,No 4,7,No 5,6,Yes 1,5,Yes 2,5,Yes 3,2,No 4,10,No 5,6,Yes My results table needs to show the following: Area,Value 1,15 2,14 3,0 4,0 5,12 Basically I need to sum the value for each area 'only' if the Include column = yes. I've tried looking at the info on xldynamic.com but can't seem to get the right formula together, not sure if I need a sumif or maybe a sumproduct? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. AW |
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try this
=SUMPRODUCT(--($A$2:$A$10=E2),--($C$2:$C$08="yes"),$B$2:$B$10) and copy down. E2 is the cell you type the area number -- Hope this is helpful Pls click the Yes button below if this post provide answer you have asked Thank You cheers, francis Am not a greek but an ordinary user trying to assist another "ArcticWolf" wrote: Hi, I have a sheet of sales data (c1000 lines) and need to sum it all up into areas. My sales data is: Area,Value,Include 1,10,Yes 2,9,Yes 3,8,No 4,7,No 5,6,Yes 1,5,Yes 2,5,Yes 3,2,No 4,10,No 5,6,Yes My results table needs to show the following: Area,Value 1,15 2,14 3,0 4,0 5,12 Basically I need to sum the value for each area 'only' if the Include column = yes. I've tried looking at the info on xldynamic.com but can't seem to get the right formula together, not sure if I need a sumif or maybe a sumproduct? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. AW |
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Refer the Query Area cell and try
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A:A=<ReferAreaCell),--(C:C="Yes"),--(B:B)) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "ArcticWolf" wrote: Hi, I have a sheet of sales data (c1000 lines) and need to sum it all up into areas. My sales data is: Area,Value,Include 1,10,Yes 2,9,Yes 3,8,No 4,7,No 5,6,Yes 1,5,Yes 2,5,Yes 3,2,No 4,10,No 5,6,Yes My results table needs to show the following: Area,Value 1,15 2,14 3,0 4,0 5,12 Basically I need to sum the value for each area 'only' if the Include column = yes. I've tried looking at the info on xldynamic.com but can't seem to get the right formula together, not sure if I need a sumif or maybe a sumproduct? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. AW |
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Thanks guys, I've got it working now. Thanks also for the quick responses,
much appreciated. ATB, AW "Eduardo" wrote: Hi, I assume that the results table start in column D1 to D5 so in D1 enter =sumproduct(--(D1=$A$1:$A$100),$B$1:$B$100) then copy the formula down to D5 I this was helpful please click yes, thanks "ArcticWolf" wrote: Hi, I have a sheet of sales data (c1000 lines) and need to sum it all up into areas. My sales data is: Area,Value,Include 1,10,Yes 2,9,Yes 3,8,No 4,7,No 5,6,Yes 1,5,Yes 2,5,Yes 3,2,No 4,10,No 5,6,Yes My results table needs to show the following: Area,Value 1,15 2,14 3,0 4,0 5,12 Basically I need to sum the value for each area 'only' if the Include column = yes. I've tried looking at the info on xldynamic.com but can't seem to get the right formula together, not sure if I need a sumif or maybe a sumproduct? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. AW |
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