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subtotal and sumif
Ive want to summarise data in a column but with given parameters.
I list the data and i use autofill for the columns. By then using subtotal(109) i manage to get totals. But i want totals that also utilizes the function of sumif. For example: I would like to get the total of the O column but only for the ones that have "regular" beside them. M N O 1 x Temp 25 2 y Regular 18 3 z Temp 21 4 x Regular 34 5 x Regular 19 The answer here should be 18+34+19 Sumif shows this easy but i want to hide certain colums using autofill by the column M and then use subtotal but with sumif to get all regular values that are shown. I tried this but it didnt work: =SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET($N$14:$N$73,row($N$1 4:$N$73)-MIN(ROW($N$14:$N$73)),0,1)),--($N$14:$N$73="regular"),O$17:O$73) It just returns that 3,OFFSET is an error? |
subtotal and sumif
Maybe you're using a version of Excel that uses a semi-colon instead of
a comma as a separator. Try replacing the commas with semi-colons. Also, the ranges need to be the same size. Hope this helps! In article , Pete wrote: Ive want to summarise data in a column but with given parameters. I list the data and i use autofill for the columns. By then using subtotal(109) i manage to get totals. But i want totals that also utilizes the function of sumif. For example: I would like to get the total of the O column but only for the ones that have "regular" beside them. M N O 1 x Temp 25 2 y Regular 18 3 z Temp 21 4 x Regular 34 5 x Regular 19 The answer here should be 18+34+19 Sumif shows this easy but i want to hide certain colums using autofill by the column M and then use subtotal but with sumif to get all regular values that are shown. I tried this but it didnt work: =SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET($N$14:$N$73,row($N$1 4:$N$73)-MIN(ROW($N$14:$N$73 )),0,1)),--($N$14:$N$73="regular"),O$17:O$73) It just returns that 3,OFFSET is an error? |
subtotal and sumif
Thanks! That helped me alot!
"Domenic" wrote: Maybe you're using a version of Excel that uses a semi-colon instead of a comma as a separator. Try replacing the commas with semi-colons. Also, the ranges need to be the same size. Hope this helps! In article , Pete wrote: Ive want to summarise data in a column but with given parameters. I list the data and i use autofill for the columns. By then using subtotal(109) i manage to get totals. But i want totals that also utilizes the function of sumif. For example: I would like to get the total of the O column but only for the ones that have "regular" beside them. M N O 1 x Temp 25 2 y Regular 18 3 z Temp 21 4 x Regular 34 5 x Regular 19 The answer here should be 18+34+19 Sumif shows this easy but i want to hide certain colums using autofill by the column M and then use subtotal but with sumif to get all regular values that are shown. I tried this but it didnt work: =SUMPRODUCT(SUBTOTAL(3,OFFSET($N$14:$N$73,row($N$1 4:$N$73)-MIN(ROW($N$14:$N$73 )),0,1)),--($N$14:$N$73="regular"),O$17:O$73) It just returns that 3,OFFSET is an error? |
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