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OK, I have another one...

I have conditional formating turned on so once an item is marked as
completed, it's cell turns blue. Now I want to total the items that
have turned blue. Is there an easy way to do this?


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By using the same test as your Conditional Formatting uses.
and use of SUMPRODUCT or SUMIF

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OK, I have another one...

I have conditional formating turned on so once an item is marked as
completed, it's cell turns blue. Now I want to total the items that
have turned blue. Is there an easy way to do this?


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See http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.ColourCounter.html, but note the
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OK, I have another one...

I have conditional formating turned on so once an item is marked as
completed, it's cell turns blue. Now I want to total the items that
have turned blue. Is there an easy way to do this?


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I've tried that and it didn't work.

I have a static number in the cells of colum A. If colum B has a date,
then the number in colum A turns blue. Now I want to add all of the
blue numbers at the bottom of colum A. I've tried SUMIF, using the
same criteria as the conditional formating, and I got an error. Any
other ideas?


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If you have CF, what is the condition?

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I've tried that and it didn't work.

I have a static number in the cells of colum A. If colum B has a date,
then the number in colum A turns blue. Now I want to add all of the
blue numbers at the bottom of colum A. I've tried SUMIF, using the
same criteria as the conditional formating, and I got an error. Any
other ideas?


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My CF condition is:

Formula is =I13=1


So if this is met, then F13 will turn blue. Now at the bottom of F I
want to sum all cells that have met the condition. Does that make
sense?


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I think so, just use

=SUMIF(I13:AI13,"1")

adjust the range I13:AI13 to the range with the values.

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My CF condition is:

Formula is =I13=1


So if this is met, then F13 will turn blue. Now at the bottom of F I
want to sum all cells that have met the condition. Does that make
sense?


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I'm sorry for being so confused on this one.


When I use that formula I get the sum of the colum with the dates in
it, not the sum of the static values.

To break it down:

Colum F = static value
Colum I= date

Only some of Colum I have a date in them, so therefore only some of
Colum F are blue. At the bottom of colum F I want to total the blue
ones.

I appreciate all the help you've been giving me on this one!


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