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sumif?
In case you have formulas generating blank cells:
=SUM(A2:C2,SUMPRODUCT((A2:C2="")*(D2:F2))) -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "mits" wrote: thanks for your reply. Sorry but this is giving me a 0 figure. "Luke M" wrote: Correct, you can use SUMIF. =SUM(A2:C2,SUMIF(A2:C2,"=",D2:F2)) -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "mits" wrote: Ar Bs Ec Ar Bs Ec 20 36 14 10 7 I am trying to sum the above columns. Column 1-3 supercede columns 4-6, in the sense that if column 4 has a figure in there and so does column 1, it is column 1s figure that needs to be included in the total not column 4. So for the above example i would need the formula to work out 20+36+7=63. How would i do this? |
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