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FooFighter616

Cutting out a process
 
Hi,

So before I asked a question:http://www.excelbanter.com/showthread.php?t=445627, which has now been solved.

Continuing on from this however, I now need to cut out a process. Currently I have this formula "=IF(L181<2400,$M$180*H181/$B$255,0)". The cell B255 contains the formula "=SUMIF(L$181:L$234,"<2400",$H$181:$H$234)".

Basically, I want to cut out the cell B255 and have the whole thing in one formula. Is this possible and how would I do this?

Thanks

Spencer101

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Originally Posted by FooFighter616 (Post 1600339)
Hi,

So before I asked a question:http://www.excelbanter.com/showthread.php?t=445627, which has now been solved.

Continuing on from this however, I now need to cut out a process. Currently I have this formula "=IF(L181<2400,$M$180*H181/$B$255,0)". The cell B255 contains the formula "=SUMIF(L$181:L$234,"<2400",$H$181:$H$234)".

Basically, I want to cut out the cell B255 and have the whole thing in one formula. Is this possible and how would I do this?

Thanks

You could try....

=IF(L181<2400,$M$180*H181/SUMIF(L$181:L$234,"<2400",$H$181:$H$234))

Although I'm not a fan of SUMIF, I prefer SUMPRODUCT as it's easier to read when you have multiple conditions in the formula, so I would use

=IF(L181<2400,$M$180*H181/SUMPRODUCT(--(L$181:L$234<2400),$H$181:$H$234))


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