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David Harrison
 
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ok, here we go

C4:C33 is a list full of currency values. F4:F33 is full of number ranging 1
to 9.

In cell D36 i would like to add up all the values that are above the no. 8
from col C.

How do i do this?

thanks


david
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Stefi
 
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Hi David,

It isn't quite clear what you want to do. If I understood well, that you
want to sum values in range C4:C33 provided their corresponding cell's value
in column F in the same row is greater then 8, the the formula in cell D36 is
=SUMIF(F4:F33;"8";C4:C33)

Regards,
Stefi

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ok, here we go

C4:C33 is a list full of currency values. F4:F33 is full of number ranging 1
to 9.

In cell D36 i would like to add up all the values that are above the no. 8
from col C.

How do i do this?

thanks


david

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Ron Rosenfeld
 
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On Fri, 16 Sep 2005 03:17:08 -0700, "David Harrison"
wrote:

ok, here we go

C4:C33 is a list full of currency values. F4:F33 is full of number ranging 1
to 9.

In cell D36 i would like to add up all the values that are above the no. 8
from col C.

How do i do this?

thanks


david


Something like:

=SUMIF(F4:F33,"8",C4:C33)


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