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![]() Hi, I have a table full of data, and I want to do a sum on the data, if two conditions are met, for example: 3 Columns A , B, C contain: In A Sex In B Age In C Salary Down the rows it is Male or Female persons age and Salary. I then have another table with criteria in it, again 3 columns ABC A Sex B Age C hopeful formula result In c I am after the sum of all the salaries of the two conditions in A&B, so if A is male and B is 24, I want the formula to sum up all the salaries of Male 24 year olds in the origional table. I know this could be done in lotus, but can it be done in Excel? Any help appreciated. -- towl ------------------------------------------------------------------------ towl's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=26340 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=396082 |
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=sumproduct(--(A2:A200=sex),--(B2:B200=age),C2:C200)
-- HTH Bob Phillips "towl" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a table full of data, and I want to do a sum on the data, if two conditions are met, for example: 3 Columns A , B, C contain: In A Sex In B Age In C Salary Down the rows it is Male or Female persons age and Salary. I then have another table with criteria in it, again 3 columns ABC A Sex B Age C hopeful formula result In c I am after the sum of all the salaries of the two conditions in A&B, so if A is male and B is 24, I want the formula to sum up all the salaries of Male 24 year olds in the origional table. I know this could be done in lotus, but can it be done in Excel? Any help appreciated. -- towl ------------------------------------------------------------------------ towl's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=26340 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=396082 |
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You can make another column (let's say D) near the original table where
you will put the concatenated values of SEX and AGE cells: =A2&B2 --- so you'll have something like Male24. Then, in the second table you'll use sumif - for instance, supposing that he columns of your second table are M=SEX, N=AGE, O=formula you want, then the formula will be =sumif(D2:D100,M2&N2,C2:C100). Excel will search column D for all the Male24 and will sum the corresponding values from column C. Best luck, Devlin |
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