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Conditionally summing data from two columns depending on their value.
I have two columns of data: mileage in A2:A20 and number of passengers
in B2:B20. Each row corresponds to a particular trip. I wish to sum the number of passenger-miles for trips that have traveled within a distance range of my discretion (the lower and upper bounds are specified in A22:A23). How would I do this? Thanks! |
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Conditionally summing data from two columns depending on their value.
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=SUMIF(A2:A20,"="&A22,B2:B20)-SUMIF(A2:A20,""&A23,B2:B20) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Andy" wrote in message ... I have two columns of data: mileage in A2:A20 and number of passengers in B2:B20. Each row corresponds to a particular trip. I wish to sum the number of passenger-miles for trips that have traveled within a distance range of my discretion (the lower and upper bounds are specified in A22:A23). How would I do this? Thanks! |
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Conditionally summing data from two columns depending on theirvalue.
Thanks Biff for the quick solution!
(I would add that there should be = in both instances, so as not to double count entries.) On Nov 23, 10:47*am, "T. Valko" wrote: One way... =SUMIF(A2:A20,"="&A22,B2:B20)-SUMIF(A2:A20,""&A23,B2:B20) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Andy" wrote in message ... I have two columns of data: mileage in A2:A20 and number of passengers in B2:B20. *Each row corresponds to a particular trip. *I wish to sum the number of passenger-miles for trips that have traveled within a distance range of my discretion (the lower and upper bounds are specified in A22:A23). *How would I do this? Thanks! |
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Conditionally summing data from two columns depending on their value.
there should be = in both instances
Then that means you want to *exclude* the upper boundary. 10...1 12...1 11...1 15...1 Boundaries: A22 = 10 A23 = 15 =SUMIF(A2:A20,"="&A22,B2:B20)-SUMIF(A2:A20,"="&A23,B2:B20) Returns 3 =SUMIF(A2:A20,"="&A22,B2:B20)-SUMIF(A2:A20,""&A23,B2:B20) Returns 4 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Andy" wrote in message ... Thanks Biff for the quick solution! (I would add that there should be = in both instances, so as not to double count entries.) On Nov 23, 10:47 am, "T. Valko" wrote: One way... =SUMIF(A2:A20,"="&A22,B2:B20)-SUMIF(A2:A20,""&A23,B2:B20) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Andy" wrote in message ... I have two columns of data: mileage in A2:A20 and number of passengers in B2:B20. Each row corresponds to a particular trip. I wish to sum the number of passenger-miles for trips that have traveled within a distance range of my discretion (the lower and upper bounds are specified in A22:A23). How would I do this? Thanks! |
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