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I have a spreadsheet where I have columns called Shipment 1, Shipment 2 up
to Shipment 5. The shipments come in 1 mg vials or 10 mg vials. I placed columns next to each shipment column named 1 mg and 10 mg. I put a checkbox in each cell and linked it to the cell. So if the shipment contained 1 mg vials I would click that, if the shipment contained 10 mg. vials, I would check that. I then have a column that says Total Shipments-1 mg and Total Shipments 10 mg. How do I get excel to add the 1 mg shipments and the 10 mg. shipments separately in their columns. For example, excel will add only the shipments that the check box is checked in the 1 mg. column to the Total Shipments 1 mg column. There are other columns in between these columns, such as ship date, Lot# and retest date. I dont know if I am explaining myself properly, but thanks for any help. Best regards, Dee |
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Assume column B has the checkboxes for 1 mg vials and column C has the checkboxes for 10 mg vials. Since you said: I put a checkbox in each cell and linked it to the cell. To count all the checboxes that are check in column B for 1 mg vials: =COUNTIF(B:B,TRUE) Do the same for column C and the 10 mg vials. Biff "Dee" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet where I have columns called Shipment 1, Shipment 2 up to Shipment 5. The shipments come in 1 mg vials or 10 mg vials. I placed columns next to each shipment column named "1 mg" and "10 mg". I put a checkbox in each cell and linked it to the cell. So if the shipment contained 1 mg vials I would click that, if the shipment contained 10 mg. vials, I would check that. I then have a column that says "Total Shipments-1 mg" and "Total Shipments - 10 mg". How do I get excel to add the 1 mg shipments and the 10 mg. shipments separately in their columns. For example, excel will add only the shipments that the check box is checked in the 1 mg. column to the Total Shipments - 1 mg column. There are other columns in between these columns, such as ship date, Lot# and retest date. I don't know if I am explaining myself properly, but thanks for any help. Best regards, Dee |
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