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SUMIF FUNCTION?
I need to sum two cells based on an age table.
If A2 is between two values (ie 15 & 29 then add cell C2 & G2; 45 & 49 then add C7 & G2) There are 12 age bands. My brain has stopped working and I know there has to be an easy way to do this, but I'm not seeing it right now. Thanks |
Your question doesn't provide many details, so...
Assuming you have the lower numbers for each band in A2:A13, the higher numbers in B2:B13, and the values to be added to G2 in the C2:C13 range, then =SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A13<=age),--(B2:B13=age),C2:C13)+G2 replace age with the address of the cell containing the age you are testing If you truly want to test for an age being BETWEEN the upper & lower limits, delete the equal signs "Betsey" wrote: I need to sum two cells based on an age table. If A2 is between two values (ie 15 & 29 then add cell C2 & G2; 45 & 49 then add C7 & G2) There are 12 age bands. My brain has stopped working and I know there has to be an easy way to do this, but I'm not seeing it right now. Thanks |
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