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hobbeson

How can I combine the functions of a vlookup and sumif without a p
 
It wasn't clear what the solution was from previous posts so I thought I ask
the question again.

I essentially want a function that can look at 1 column for a specific
criteria and then sum a 2nd column when the criteria is found. So for
examples

C1 C2
Red 9
Green 10
Red 2
Blue 6
Yellow 22
Red 18
Brown 23

I want something that will give me the sum of the number associated with red
but for many more data points than this.

PC

=SUMIF(C1:C7,"red",D1:D7)

For more than one criteria column use (add as needed)

=SUMPRODUCT((B1:B7="something")*(C1:C7="red")*(D1: D7))

HTH

PC


"hobbeson" wrote in message
...
It wasn't clear what the solution was from previous posts so I thought I

ask
the question again.

I essentially want a function that can look at 1 column for a specific
criteria and then sum a 2nd column when the criteria is found. So for
examples

C1 C2
Red 9
Green 10
Red 2
Blue 6
Yellow 22
Red 18
Brown 23

I want something that will give me the sum of the number associated with

red
but for many more data points than this.




Hobbeson

Thanks. That's perfect.

"PC" wrote:

=SUMIF(C1:C7,"red",D1:D7)

For more than one criteria column use (add as needed)

=SUMPRODUCT((B1:B7="something")*(C1:C7="red")*(D1: D7))

HTH

PC


"hobbeson" wrote in message
...
It wasn't clear what the solution was from previous posts so I thought I

ask
the question again.

I essentially want a function that can look at 1 column for a specific
criteria and then sum a 2nd column when the criteria is found. So for
examples

C1 C2
Red 9
Green 10
Red 2
Blue 6
Yellow 22
Red 18
Brown 23

I want something that will give me the sum of the number associated with

red
but for many more data points than this.






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