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I need 2 cells to multiply each other IF another
cell is greater than 0. I need the entire column drafted for such a IF THEN formula. So for example column "A" from A1 through A40 if any cell in that range (lets use A12 for example) is greater than 0 then B12 x C12. As each cell in column A is filled with a number greater than 0 I need the corresponding cells (B & C) to be multiplied and added to the total. Any help is sincerely appreciated |
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Is the total you mention in column A?
Are you wanting this in VBA, or just a worksheet function like: =IF(A140,B1*C1+A1,"Column A is not greater than 40") -- Best Regards, Luke M "pyrenees" wrote: I need 2 cells to multiply each other IF another cell is greater than 0. I need the entire column drafted for such a IF THEN formula. So for example column "A" from A1 through A40 if any cell in that range (lets use A12 for example) is greater than 0 then B12 x C12. As each cell in column A is filled with a number greater than 0 I need the corresponding cells (B & C) to be multiplied and added to the total. Any help is sincerely appreciated |
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Hi Luke,
No the total can be anywhere really but for the sake of the argument column D will have the total. Basically each time I enter a value in any cell in column A I want the corresponding cells (ie IF A18 is 0 then B18*C18) and added to the overall total. I can create a single formula for 1 cell in column A but I do not know how to create a formula for all cells in column A with respect to cells in B & C. Am I making any sense here or confusing the matter more? "Luke M" wrote: Is the total you mention in column A? Are you wanting this in VBA, or just a worksheet function like: =IF(A140,B1*C1+A1,"Column A is not greater than 40") -- Best Regards, Luke M "pyrenees" wrote: I need 2 cells to multiply each other IF another cell is greater than 0. I need the entire column drafted for such a IF THEN formula. So for example column "A" from A1 through A40 if any cell in that range (lets use A12 for example) is greater than 0 then B12 x C12. As each cell in column A is filled with a number greater than 0 I need the corresponding cells (B & C) to be multiplied and added to the total. Any help is sincerely appreciated |
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Just to add the entire column in "A" does not have to be 0 at once but
randomly as cell in "A" is added a value greater than 0 then the corresponding cells B & C will be multiplied. "Luke M" wrote: Is the total you mention in column A? Are you wanting this in VBA, or just a worksheet function like: =IF(A140,B1*C1+A1,"Column A is not greater than 40") -- Best Regards, Luke M "pyrenees" wrote: I need 2 cells to multiply each other IF another cell is greater than 0. I need the entire column drafted for such a IF THEN formula. So for example column "A" from A1 through A40 if any cell in that range (lets use A12 for example) is greater than 0 then B12 x C12. As each cell in column A is filled with a number greater than 0 I need the corresponding cells (B & C) to be multiplied and added to the total. Any help is sincerely appreciated |
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Think this might do it, placed in say, C1:
=SUMPRODUCT((ISNUMBER(A1:A40))*(A1:A400),B1:B40*C 1:C40) If you have numbers in cols B and C, with col A initially blank, then randomly entering any number greater than zero within col A will return the product of the corresponding numbers in cols B and C. Eg if you enter: 1 in say A13, then C1 returns: B13*C13. -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "pyrenees" wrote: Just to add the entire column in "A" does not have to be 0 at once but randomly as cell in "A" is added a value greater than 0 then the corresponding cells B & C will be multiplied. |
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