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When using SUMIF, is the [sum_range] restricted to values in a single column?
To explain my question I have the following data: ADD LIST A LIST B Y 120 0 85 217 Y 0 50 Y 40 92 When I insert the formula "=SUMIF($A$2:$A$5,"Y",$B$2:$C$5)" I am getting the value 160 because the sum_range of $B$2:$C$5 is returning only the sum of values in column B. What I would like is to see a value of 302. Is it possible for the [sum_range] to be a range across multiple contiguous columns? Thanks in advance |
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