How to use #AND# in an if or sumif
Back in the old Lotus 123 days, I remember being able to use #AND# or #OR# in
a condition statement. How is this done in Excel? For example, if I wanted to use =SUMIF and sum only items where column A met criteria 1 and colum B met criteria 2, how would I do that? |
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http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.SUMPRODUCT.html ===================== "Jim" wrote in message ... Back in the old Lotus 123 days, I remember being able to use #AND# or #OR# in a condition statement. How is this done in Excel? For example, if I wanted to use =SUMIF and sum only items where column A met criteria 1 and colum B met criteria 2, how would I do that? |
The format to use And / OR in Excel is as such: AND(condition1, condition2...conditionN) For example, the formula =IF(AND(c1=1,d1=2),e1,f1) would return the contents of e1 if the content of c1 is 1 and the contents of d1 is 2. Otherwise the result would be the contents of f1. On Sat, 15 Oct 2005 00:23:02 -0700, Jim brought to our attention: Back in the old Lotus 123 days, I remember being able to use #AND# or #OR# in a condition statement. How is this done in Excel? For example, if I wanted to use =SUMIF and sum only items where column A met criteria 1 and colum B met criteria 2, how would I do that? |
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