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Help, I'm Struggling!
Hi,
Bit of a newbie here! I have several, simple, cells with mostly just arranged data and few functions, only really =SUM functions. I would like Excel to search the spreadsheet, find singular numerical values then do a =SUM function! I'm really unsure how to do this. The other thing I would like to do is for Excel to count a column of "x"s as opposed to numbers. Can Excel just count how many "x"s are in a column of cells then sum at the bottom? Thanks in advance for your help. Fybo. |
=COUNTIF(A:A,"x")
will count all cells with an x You could use a sumif on eacg sheet if you know what columns the values are in =SUMIF(A:A,"<10") will SUM all values less than 10 in column A -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Fybo" wrote in message ... Hi, Bit of a newbie here! I have several, simple, cells with mostly just arranged data and few functions, only really =SUM functions. I would like Excel to search the spreadsheet, find singular numerical values then do a =SUM function! I'm really unsure how to do this. The other thing I would like to do is for Excel to count a column of "x"s as opposed to numbers. Can Excel just count how many "x"s are in a column of cells then sum at the bottom? Thanks in advance for your help. Fybo. |
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