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sum product if
i need a formula to sum a product of the info in two columns based on meeting
the if criteria. i have tried to use a combination of the SUMPRODUCT AND SUMIF without success. For example Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 State Hours Rate PA 2 $50 PA 1 $10 NJ 4 $20 MD 3 $40 NJ 1 $10 PA 2 $10 I would like a formula to put in a cell to automatically look down column 1 ("state") and sum the products of the "hours" and "rates" for a particular state. PA: 2*$50 + 1*$10 + 2*$10 = $130. |
sum product if
With data in A1:C7, put this function in cell E2:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A7="PA"),(B2:B7)*(C2:C7)) HTH, Ryan--- -- Ryan--- If this information was helpful, please indicate this by clicking ''Yes''. "r2rcode" wrote: i need a formula to sum a product of the info in two columns based on meeting the if criteria. i have tried to use a combination of the SUMPRODUCT AND SUMIF without success. For example Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 State Hours Rate PA 2 $50 PA 1 $10 NJ 4 $20 MD 3 $40 NJ 1 $10 PA 2 $10 I would like a formula to put in a cell to automatically look down column 1 ("state") and sum the products of the "hours" and "rates" for a particular state. PA: 2*$50 + 1*$10 + 2*$10 = $130. |
sum product if
perfect... thanks for your help
"ryguy7272" wrote: With data in A1:C7, put this function in cell E2: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A7="PA"),(B2:B7)*(C2:C7)) HTH, Ryan--- -- Ryan--- If this information was helpful, please indicate this by clicking ''Yes''. "r2rcode" wrote: i need a formula to sum a product of the info in two columns based on meeting the if criteria. i have tried to use a combination of the SUMPRODUCT AND SUMIF without success. For example Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 State Hours Rate PA 2 $50 PA 1 $10 NJ 4 $20 MD 3 $40 NJ 1 $10 PA 2 $10 I would like a formula to put in a cell to automatically look down column 1 ("state") and sum the products of the "hours" and "rates" for a particular state. PA: 2*$50 + 1*$10 + 2*$10 = $130. |
Hi,
How would I include another condition into this formula? Essentially, I want to include (B:B="<Total") into this formula: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A:A=A1),(C:C)*(D:D)) I tried putting in an AND statement, but that didn't seem to work.. I hope this makes sense! Quote:
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