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I'm a new user to this site. I've used it to get this far, but now I'm stuck. D11:D50 has quantity values, which can alter I11:I50 have a pull down menu (as do columns K, M, O) J11:J50 have a length, which can alter (as do columns L, N, P) I66 onwards has each value of the pull down menu (10 values) with the total meterage to be (hopefully) in the next cell. Currently, it works but without multiply it with the values in D, so total material meterage is short! Current formula: =(SUMIF($I$11:$I$47,"value1", $J$11:$J$47)+(SUMIF($K$11:$K$47,"value1",$L$11:$L$ 47))+(SUMIF($M$11:$M$47,"value1",$N$11:$N$47))+(SU MIF($O$11:$O$47,"value1",$P$11:$P$47)))/1000 This is repeated in 10 rows, changing "vaule1" accordingly. /1000 is just a convertion from mm to m. I don't know if "sumif" is correct or??? Hope someone can shed some light on this? |
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QChris wrote: Hi I'm a new user to this site. I've used it to get this far, but now I'm stuck. D11:D50 has quantity values, which can alter I11:I50 have a pull down menu (as do columns K, M, O) J11:J50 have a length, which can alter (as do columns L, N, P) I66 onwards has each value of the pull down menu (10 values) with the total meterage to be (hopefully) in the next cell. Currently, it works but without multiply it with the values in D, so total material meterage is short! Current formula: =(SUMIF($I$11:$I$47,"value1", $J$11:$J$47)+(SUMIF($K$11:$K$47,"value1",$L$11:$L$ 47))+(SUMIF($M$11:$M$47,"val ue1",$N$11:$N$47))+(SUMIF($O$11:$O$47,"value1",$P$ 11:$P$47)))/1000 This is repeated in 10 rows, changing "vaule1" accordingly. /1000 is just a convertion from mm to m. I don't know if "sumif" is correct or??? Hope someone can shed some light on this? If the values in Columns I, K, M< and O are unique to those columns and do not occur in Columns J, L, N, and P, try the following formula that needs to be confirmed with CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER... =SUM(IF($I$11:$O$50=I66,($J$11:$P$50)*($D$11:$D$50 )))/1000 Otherwise, try... =SUM(IF(MOD(COLUMN($I$11:$O$50)-COLUMN($I$11),2)=0,IF($I$11:$O$50=I66,($J $11:$P$50)*($D$11:$D50))))/1000 ....which also needs to be confirmed with CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER. -- Domenic Microsoft Excel MVP www.xl-central.com Your Quick Reference to Excel Solutions |
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Thanks, that works a treat.
"Domenic" wrote: In article , QChris wrote: Hi I'm a new user to this site. I've used it to get this far, but now I'm stuck. D11:D50 has quantity values, which can alter I11:I50 have a pull down menu (as do columns K, M, O) J11:J50 have a length, which can alter (as do columns L, N, P) I66 onwards has each value of the pull down menu (10 values) with the total meterage to be (hopefully) in the next cell. Currently, it works but without multiply it with the values in D, so total material meterage is short! Current formula: =(SUMIF($I$11:$I$47,"value1", $J$11:$J$47)+(SUMIF($K$11:$K$47,"value1",$L$11:$L$ 47))+(SUMIF($M$11:$M$47,"val ue1",$N$11:$N$47))+(SUMIF($O$11:$O$47,"value1",$P$ 11:$P$47)))/1000 This is repeated in 10 rows, changing "vaule1" accordingly. /1000 is just a convertion from mm to m. I don't know if "sumif" is correct or??? Hope someone can shed some light on this? If the values in Columns I, K, M< and O are unique to those columns and do not occur in Columns J, L, N, and P, try the following formula that needs to be confirmed with CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER... =SUM(IF($I$11:$O$50=I66,($J$11:$P$50)*($D$11:$D$50 )))/1000 Otherwise, try... =SUM(IF(MOD(COLUMN($I$11:$O$50)-COLUMN($I$11),2)=0,IF($I$11:$O$50=I66,($J $11:$P$50)*($D$11:$D50))))/1000 ....which also needs to be confirmed with CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER. -- Domenic Microsoft Excel MVP www.xl-central.com Your Quick Reference to Excel Solutions . |
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