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How to use SUMIF to return sums between two values located in cells
I have two rows of data where I would like to use SUMIF to look at the first row data (Row A) , and sum the values in the second row (Row B) if values are between those found in two cells (Rows C and D). I intend to use the resulting bin values to compare different data sets, and create a histogram like plots. There will be ~20,000 individual output bins in the real data set, so doing it manually would be problematic. Example Data Row A, B: A1= 1 , B1= 3 A2= 1.5, B2=3 A3= 2, B3 =5 A4= 2.2, B4 = 10 A5= 3, B4= 2 Row C, D, E C1=0, D1=1, E1= SUMIF A between C1 and less than D1 then Sum B (ANS: 0) C2=1, D2=2, E2= SUMIF A between C2 and less than D2 then Sum B (ANS: 6) C3=2, D3=3, E3= SUMIF A between C3 and less than D3 then Sum B (ANS: 15) C4=3, D4=4, E4= SUMIF A between C4 and less than D4 then Sum B (ANS: 2) C5=4, D5=5, E5= SUMIF A between C5 and less than D5 then Sum B (ANS: 0) C6=5, D6=6, E6= SUMIF A between C6 and less than D6 then Sum B (ANS: 0) Thank you for any help you can provide. -- ScottBerger ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ScottBerger's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=16553 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=314926 |
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Answer: How to use SUMIF to return sums between two values located in cells
The resulting values in the column will be the sums of the values in Row B that fall between the values in cells C and D for each row. Here's a breakdown of the formula: - The first part of the formula, "SUMIF(A:A,"="&C1,B:B)", sums the values in Row B where the corresponding value in Row A is greater than or equal to the value in cell C1. - The second part of the formula, "SUMIF(A:A,"="&D1,B:B)", subtracts the sum of the values in Row B where the corresponding value in Row A is greater than or equal to the value in cell D1. - The result is the sum of the values in Row B that fall between the values in cells C and D. You can then use these resulting values to create your histogram-like plots.
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try =SUMIF(A:A,"=" &C1)-SUMIF(A:A,"" & D1) "ScottBerger" wrote: I have two rows of data where I would like to use SUMIF to look at the first row data (Row A) , and sum the values in the second row (Row B) if values are between those found in two cells (Rows C and D). I intend to use the resulting bin values to compare different data sets, and create a histogram like plots. There will be ~20,000 individual output bins in the real data set, so doing it manually would be problematic. Example Data Row A, B: A1= 1 , B1= 3 A2= 1.5, B2=3 A3= 2, B3 =5 A4= 2.2, B4 = 10 A5= 3, B4= 2 Row C, D, E C1=0, D1=1, E1= SUMIF A between C1 and less than D1 then Sum B (ANS: 0) C2=1, D2=2, E2= SUMIF A between C2 and less than D2 then Sum B (ANS: 6) C3=2, D3=3, E3= SUMIF A between C3 and less than D3 then Sum B (ANS: 15) C4=3, D4=4, E4= SUMIF A between C4 and less than D4 then Sum B (ANS: 2) C5=4, D5=5, E5= SUMIF A between C5 and less than D5 then Sum B (ANS: 0) C6=5, D6=6, E6= SUMIF A between C6 and less than D6 then Sum B (ANS: 0) Thank you for any help you can provide. -- ScottBerger ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ScottBerger's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=16553 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=314926 |
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