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I need to pick certain cells from a calendar, and add the numbers in those
cells. The problem I am running into is that my data is entered in random cells, and in following format: I8, I3, I5. I need to find all the cells with data beginning with the "I", and then add the numbers in the cells. from above examples, it would be 8+3+5 for a total of 16. I have been trying the countif function, but no luck yet. Any Ideas? |
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try this...(change m31:m33 to whatever range you'd like to cover)
=SUMPRODUCT(--(LEFT($M$31:$M$33,1)="I"),--(RIGHT($M$31:$M$33,LEN($M$31:$M$33)-1))) "oops" wrote: I need to pick certain cells from a calendar, and add the numbers in those cells. The problem I am running into is that my data is entered in random cells, and in following format: I8, I3, I5. I need to find all the cells with data beginning with the "I", and then add the numbers in the cells. from above examples, it would be 8+3+5 for a total of 16. I have been trying the countif function, but no luck yet. Any Ideas? |
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This formuls is working only when I have an "I" value in every cell of the
range. For ex., If I put I5 in each of the cells m31:m33, I get a "15", which is correct. If I leave a cell blank, or with any other value than an I, I get the dreaded #value! error. Any other ideas out there? I thank you for the help so far!! "Dave Breitenbach" wrote: try this...(change m31:m33 to whatever range you'd like to cover) =SUMPRODUCT(--(LEFT($M$31:$M$33,1)="I"),--(RIGHT($M$31:$M$33,LEN($M$31:$M$33)-1))) "oops" wrote: I need to pick certain cells from a calendar, and add the numbers in those cells. The problem I am running into is that my data is entered in random cells, and in following format: I8, I3, I5. I need to find all the cells with data beginning with the "I", and then add the numbers in the cells. from above examples, it would be 8+3+5 for a total of 16. I have been trying the countif function, but no luck yet. Any Ideas? |
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oops wrote...
This formuls is working only when I have an "I" value in every cell of the range. For ex., If I put I5 in each of the cells m31:m33, I get a "15", which is correct. If I leave a cell blank, or with any other value than an I, I get the dreaded #value! error. Any other ideas out there? I thank you for the help so far!! "Dave Breitenbach" wrote: try this...(change m31:m33 to whatever range you'd like to cover) =SUMPRODUCT(--(LEFT($M$31:$M$33,1)="I"),--(RIGHT($M$31:$M$33,LEN($M$31:$M$33)-1))) .... Change the formula above to =SUMPRODUCT(--(LEFT($M$31:$M$33,1)="I"),--("0"&MID($M$31:$M$33,2,256))) |
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Thanks Harlan!!
"Harlan Grove" wrote: oops wrote... This formuls is working only when I have an "I" value in every cell of the range. For ex., If I put I5 in each of the cells m31:m33, I get a "15", which is correct. If I leave a cell blank, or with any other value than an I, I get the dreaded #value! error. Any other ideas out there? I thank you for the help so far!! "Dave Breitenbach" wrote: try this...(change m31:m33 to whatever range you'd like to cover) =SUMPRODUCT(--(LEFT($M$31:$M$33,1)="I"),--(RIGHT($M$31:$M$33,LEN($M$31:$M$33)-1))) .... Change the formula above to =SUMPRODUCT(--(LEFT($M$31:$M$33,1)="I"),--("0"&MID($M$31:$M$33,2,256))) |
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