I want to sum number values in a column. I have used "=SUM(C4:C100)" and it works a treat. Now the twist. I have an adjacent column (Column D) and only want to add values in Column C, where a corresponding value is in Column D on the same row.
So for example if I have C5 as $1000 and D5 as 13/5/13, I want to include the $1000 value in the sum of Column C. However, if I have C5 as $1000 and D5 as blank, I don't want to include it in the sum.
Is there a way to filter column A but ensure it includes multiple lines of data in a different column.
I have attached an example of what I am looking for:
I need to filter by community but keep all the information listed in columns, B, C, & D. So when I filter to Thunder Bay I would still see the 5 members listed in column D.
I realize the easy solution is to fill all the empty cells in column A to pick up the data in the other columns, but I do not want to Fill all the empty cells to include the name "Thunder Bay" (not the look I want for this spreadsheet).
I need the values that are copied from the template to copy over in text form from the "Data" Tab. Secondly, the master sheet has multiple lines for each vendor. For the area highlighted in red I'd like for it to copy all cells in column C for the vendor and search the vendor by name. Then, move to the next sheet.
I believe that the best way to evaluate this request is to look at the example. I have 2 buttons to demonstrate what I need, along with written instructions.
I m trying to use arrays in the wrong way. I simply want to create an array from values in a column and perform calculations on each element and store the results for each element. I therefor need a 2d array. I also dont know the number of values in the column and therefor dont know the number of elements that will be in the array. How would I declare this array. Ive tried Dim MyArr(1 To ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Rows.Count, 1 To 2), but that returns an error - 'Constant expression required'.
I have a criteria issue with a sumproduct formula i'm using. The criteria is essentially supposed to say "if the value in column I (in Sheet2) equals ANY value in column O (in Sheet1), then do not include that line in the SUM. Here is the complete formula:
I'm looking at the formula in Sheet3, cell F5. You'll see that the criteria "--(Sheet2!I:I<>Sheet1!O:O)" does not seem to be working. I need the formula to not include any values from Sheet2!E:E, where the corresponding value in column I does not equal any value in Sheet1!O:O. Also, these values can change by user so its not as simple as just typing them in to the formula as an array...
That VBA part of this is that it's in a macro, so if there is any way to make this easier using code instead of a simple formula.
I'm using Excel 2007 and have an Employee Scheduling Program that keeps track of 10 employees on a monthly basis (1 worksheet per month). The days of each month are in columns (I thru AM) and my 10 employees are in Rows 6 thru 15, which creates a grid of cells. I use Conditional Formatting to highlight the Weekends, Todays Date, and Holidays. My Sumproduct formula (shown below) is in each of the cells of my grid and places a number (1 to 10 for each employee) from start date to the end date. My Current formula works great as it finds every occurrence of the argument but I need to modify it to include the contents of the Helper Column.
I have a file with a bunch of columns in it. Columns C and D have names in them. I want to filter on these two columns where the results show all rows where the selected name is in both.
Example, If I filter on Column C first on 2 specific names (Joe and Chris), it will not show the results in column D if that name was aligned with a different name in column C (Mark and Steve). I need all rows to come back.
Column C Column D Joe Joe Chris Chris Joe Chris Joe Mark Joe Steve Chris
I want it to show me that if B3 is bigger than any of the other cells that you should "eat less". It works if a number is entered into every cell, but if a 0 is entered into one of them it comes up with "eat more" when it should be "eat less"
I have the below macro designed to display a message box if a cell in the range specified is greater than the value in the designated cell (BF7). In the message, I'd like to include the value for the cell in another column, from the same row as the cell that met the condition.
For example: Cell E11.........Cell BF11........Cell BF7 Mark....................1.......................0
What I want the message box to say: Mark worked too many days.
currently I'm working as project manage for a software development studio and I am using MS project for all my work. Since the development team aren't aloud to have a MS project license on their PC I have to copy their tasks from MS project and put them into Excel.
I would say that I am okay using Excel but not an expert. I want to create a formula that uses NETWORKDAYS to determines a finish date from a duration and start date.
The headers I would use for each column are Duration, Start and Finish. So I would like to be able to get a team member to put a duration down i.e 1 day and give me the start day and in the finish date it produces a finish date automatically without including Bank Holidays and Weekends. What would the formula be for that?
I have the same question as Madball and was able to work out the Worday function, however for my company, we work on Saturdays and or Sundays sometimes.
I would like to be able to specify from line to line if Saturday or Sunday needs to be included in the duration calculation resulting in a finish date, however if I can simply get one formula to work that includes Saturdays alone (most common working day of the weekend, and do work more than don't) it would be the most helpful, I think I can get it adjusted from there.
In the following formula I'm looking for MONTH 1 (January) and WEEKDAY 1 (Sunday): =SUMPRODUCT(--(MONTH(Sheet1!$A$2:$A$6936)=1),--(WEEKDAY(Sheet1!$A$2:$A$6936)=1),--(Sheet1!$D$2:$D$6936=$D2),Sheet1!E$2:E$6936)
is it possible to find MONTH 1 and 2 (Janauary and February) and use the rest of the formula as is? Can the same thing be done looking for MONTHs 3,4,5 or months 8,9,10,and 11?
Does anyone knows how to calculate if translator is free or not, regarding that weekends are free ( I mean if weekends are free how to check if translator is able to translate a document)
My Excel VBA application needs to communicate with 2 XML files. Instead of compressing these XMLs with the Excel file in a Zip file, and send them to the client, I would like to include them inside the Excel file.
This way, I will only send the .xls file (the 2 XMLs will be included inside).
A colleague of mine maintains a spreadsheet with a worksheet of data for each month labeled "Apr'07", "May'07", "Jun'07", etc. He then has a summary worksheet that gives summaries of the various data fields on the monthly sheets. Currently he has been using the kludgy method of listing each cell to be summed. (e.g. " SUM('Apr'07'!A2,'May'07'!A2,etc.) Since he is dealing with a summary of about 200 rows by 15 columns this is a big pain to maintain. My first thought was to set up his formulas as a range of sheets rather than naming each; E.g. SUM('Apr''07:Jun''07'!A1)
Then I thought that rather than having to update each formula when he adds a new month, he would be better off having two cells that control the start and end sheet and having then feeding them into the summary formulas using the INDIRECT function. However, try as I might, I can't seem to get the INDIRECT formula to work. In the attached example spreadsheet I have set up B1 and B2 to hold the names of the start and end worksheets, respectively. So my attempt at an Indirect Sum formula is the following: SUM(INDIRECT(" ' "&B1&":"&B2&" ' !A1"))
(Note: spaces added between " and ' for clarity) When I look at the formula evaluator it evaluates to SUM(INDIRECT("'Apr''07:Jun''07'!A1") and then generates a #REF error. What am I doing wrong here? I'm open to all suggestions of fixes to this method or an alternate method that would achieve the objective of performing calculations on cells across a dynamic range of worksheets.
If have very simple =IF function, =IF(F4=H4;1;0) but don't wan't the 'value is true' value when both cells are empty, how do I need to change the function so it states 0?
I am trying to find a formula for column D on the PO Costs EOY sheet. My criteria is as follows:
1. Column b on PO Costs EOY= Column A on Fabric and accessories 2. The order date in Column A is equal or in between the dates on rows 3 and 4 in fabric or basket accessories 3. I do not want to include in the some anything before order date, ie, if the order date is 8/8, i only want to sum 8/9 and greater.
The order date will always be on the last day of the week. So the sum would start the follow week.
By typing either first letter or first two letters in cell A2 the list box should bring up matching street names. Also listbox should manually allow to select required street name by scrolling down.
1 have figured out how to create an auto fill that is a mix of days in between. (When dates are not in a row.) For example, a schedule that starts a date, and then adds 2 days, then 1 day, then 3 days etc....it is for a tracking schedule. Once created those amounts are the same for for every row. The problem is, when it counts the next day, or 2 days or 3 days etc, it cannot include a weekend date, rather just 2 working days, or 3 working days etc. Is this possible?
Right now, I start my first cell with a date, and go to the cell to the right, and in my formula, I type the previous cell address and I add (+) some value (2) to represent the day amount, but right now it includes the weekend days as well, and I need them skipped.
I have a set of values. #N/A413636363632. The #n/a is there on purpose for charting reasons. How do I calculate the stdev of that range? i.e. ignoring the error?
I want to be able to look up and match several values in my worksheet to confirm, that an entry is valid. I would like the test to return an OK / NOT_OK value at the end of each entry. In the attached file you will find four different variables. In order to include an entry, it must be matched to find related entries, before it can be included.
For an entry to be OK, it must contain a company that has been listed in the same industry, in four different quarters (not necessarily in the same year). A company can be listed in several industries, but as long as there are not four entries in the same industry in four different quarters, the entries are not yet OK (hence NOT_OK). Therefore the only entries that are valid in the attached file are:
Company A Q1 2009 Administration OK Company A Q2 2009 Administration OK Company A Q3 2009 Administration OK Company A Q4 2009 Administration OK
I work in XL 2007, but have converted the attachment to 2003 for maximum compatibility.
I'm calculating a variance for a set of actual numbers vs. variance numbers. When there are no actuals, I don't want the formula to calculate a variance. How can I do this?
