I want use the formula sumif...something like that! =SUMIF(I77:I176;AND(>F1092;<F1091);Q77:Q176). I want sum the values between q77:Q176 if the value in i77:i176 is >F1092 and <F1091 But the multiple criteriun don´t work in the sumif.
View 8 RepliesI want to do a SUMIF formula and add only certain words in column A.
Column A has a list of airlines in it, and column H has a list of flight durations. I want to add together all of the flight times but for only a few airlines.
I tried to put OR in the middle of the SUMIF function, but it didn't work:
=SUMIF(C:C, "Air Canada" OR "Air Tahtiti Nui", H:H)
How would I get it to add together all of the flight times for Air Canada and Tahiti Nui, without having to put many SUMIF formulae?
Sumif formula. I need to somehow put a loop on the criteria or something...
The formula is sumif(range, criteria, sum range). The problem I am having is that I have about 20 criteria to select, and sumif is designed for one criteria. I know that I can type the exact same formaula in and have something like this...
=SUMIF(D25:D107,Variables!A6,F25:F108) + SUMIF(D25:D107,Variables!A7,F25:F108) + SUMIF(D25:D107,Variables!A8,F25:F108) + SUMIF(D25:D107,Variables!A9,F25:F108)+ SUMIF(D26:D107,Variables!A10,F26:F108)+ SUMIF(D26:D107,Variables!A11,F26:F108)
This is OK for a few variables but some formulas have multiple criteria in excess of 15-20. the other thing is that the criteria list will grow over time as more variable are added, and instead of changing the formulas throughout the spreadsheet, I would like to have a big range that I can slowly fill up as I go along
The ideal situation would be if I could put a range in ( ie A6:A30) and then when I get a new criteria I just add it to this range. This will make administration eaaseier by giving me one location to update data.
I will show you an example.. I want to calculate the amount of petrol I use based on three criteria - BP, Shell, Caltex ( the criteria being petrol stations that come up on my bill).
Column
A/ B / C/ D
Row / description / Amount/Variables
1 / Shell Petrol / $10/Shell
2 / Cat Food/$13/BP
3 / BP Store/$24 / Caltex
4 / Dog Food/$23
5/Shell Petrol / $98
6/Caltex Petrol/$31
7/BP stuff/$30
8/Shell Store/$70
What I have been doing is this...
=sumif(B1:B8,D1,c1:c8) + sumif(B1:B8,D2,c1:c8) + sumif(B1:B8,D3,c1:c8)
If I could somehow get the formula to choose the whole column D as the criteria range and get the 'sum if' to somehow loop so it goes down the d column and does the same calculation, but just changes the criteria variable each time, then instead of changing the formula, I could just add to the D column each time I had a new criteria I wanted to check.
I looked into DSUM and Pivot Tables. DSUM seems to work well with numbers, not variables and Pivot tables did my head in, especially seeing I know that there is a way to do this in a formula based way..
I have a column of multiple text values I want to pull and then in another column pull the value. I can do it on just one value =SUMIF(Sheet3!$F:$F,"NEX",Sheet3!K:K) but need to include multiple text values. Also if the text is not found I want it to return a "0".
I'm stuck on how to pull the mulitple text.
Here's a simplified example:
ColA
ColB
ColC
Row1
A
Y
A
Row2
B
N
D
[Code] .........
I'm looking to return the values in column A adjacent to the cells in Column B equal to "Y". The kicker has been returning only the cells where the condition is true. Column C displays the desired behavior.
The closest I've been able to get is with a simple IF statement but I'm pretty sure the answer is a far cry away from there and likely requires an array formula. I'd prefer not to use VLOOKUP or OFFSET but will if the alternative is very complex.
I am having problems with choosing multiple values for the second condition in the b range. The formula works for one account in the array, but not multiples.
=SUMPRODUCT((('Data Sheet'!$A$2:$A$997<2110000)+('Data Sheet'!$A$2:$A$997>2119999)),--('Data Sheet'!$B$2:$B$997={"300100","302100"}),'Data Sheet'!D$2:D$997)
I'm trying to sum across multiple worksheets based on a simple condition. I have a time sheet with a worksheet for each week (52 worksheets). I've gone back and added a column to code the type of work done, types 1 - 17. I want to sum the hours of each type across all worksheets. This is what I have that doesn't work:
View 10 Replies View RelatedI have been struggling with this formula for ages and have finally given up. What I would like to do is to do a lookup on the concatenated values of Province, Department and Initiative No, which has mutiple values in the status of milestone column, and then give the answer based on a condition.
The condition for this example should be, that if the returned status / or statuses of the initiative is all 1, then the value should be 1, if it's all 2, then the value should be 2, and so on.....but if the values returned from the status of the initiative is a combination of 1,2 or 3, then it should give me the answer 2. If 4 is part of the comination of values returned, then the value should be 4.
Zero - 0 should be excluded from the formula as it is part of planned values and not actual.
I am trying to pull cell values similar to a SUMIF function (SUMIF(range,criteria,sum_range)). For example, in A1 I use a data list created from data elsewhere on the spreadsheet. In the data I created elsewhere, there are 2 columns being used. The 1st column is the information that is being used to create the list and the second column contains specific values (number or text). In the dropdown menu I select an available value (text or number) . When I have selected that value I would like cell A2 to show what the cell directly to the right of it shows from the data I have elsewhere in the spreadsheet as mentioned. I have tried the SUMIF function however it seems to exclude certain values (number or text) and I am not sure what else to use.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI'm trying create a Sum(If formula with 2 conditions, but whatever I try doesn't seem to want to cooperate. I want to add up the sum of all invoices according to the country they deal with and the month that they were created in. I've attached a sample file showing what I'm trying to accomplish. Here is how far I've gotten so far: =SUM(IF(Main!$L:$L;B21*Main!$Z:$Z;C20);Main!$H:$H)
I've tried other forms as well but even though this only returns #Value!, at least the formula is accepted.
Is there any way to use sumif with or , in other words to put more than one condition to execute the sum process
like this way :
+ sumif(search range;condition1;condition2;sumrange)
I tried but I had an error.
There is a function sumif() that is used for do sum() under condition
Nevertheless, if I want to do max() under condition, how can I do?
There isn't a function maxif().
When you filter a spreadsheet, you can find results that are similar to a condition. I have families of products that share a common 3 digits, but the rest of the model number is different. The 3 similar digits could be the first 3 digits, or it could be 3 digits starting with the 2nd digit. This spreadsheet has each complete model number on its own row. In that row is a number that represents a volume. I want to be able to sum the volume column if the model number contains the 3 digits.Model Number
Volume
A hat
5
B hat
1
A glove
4
hat
8
In the above example, the total for "hat" = 5 + 1 + 8 = 14
I would type in a condition (family name) into another cell (D1) and the formula in D2.
I want to perform a SUMIF if more than 1 condition is true. I can do a regular SUMIF if, for example, values in column A is > than 10,000, then SUM associated values in column F.
However, what if I want a SUMIF if values in column A is > 10,000, values in column B = “Yankees”, then SUM associated values in column F.
Is there a way to have a sumif formula dependent on two conditions?
View 9 Replies View RelatedI have a problem with a SUMIF statement. I think it is =SUMIF(AND(...
I have attached I want to sum in column E lines 255-316 if in cell D 34 and if cell B25 equals GL and cell C255 equals 0001.
Maybe this would be handled better with a sumproduct formula...
As a starter in VBA i have a lot of doubts... one of them is, how can i sum in a column the cells that are bold? i've thought that sumif was the trick, but i don't find the way to be able to adapt code.
View 2 Replies View RelatedBelow is my function.
="Profit $"&SUM(IF(Sold!D15:D8998<>"",IF(MONTH(Sold!D15:D8998)=A4,Sold!H15:H8998)))
I would like to edit this function to also count profit only if Cell A15:A8998 in my Sold sheet has the words "Shipped". The text value Shipped is not a text value I entered, it is automatically written based on a Vlookup formula I created.
I have a worksheet where two columns of data are written. In another worksheet I have a list of data in one column. In column next to it (so the rows are the same) I am trying to write a list of sumif formula, where the range is first column of the first worksheet, condition is a value of the cell next to where I am writing the sumif equation (list of data) and the sumrange is the second colummn in the first worksheet. I can't get it. I tried with --- "C" & i --- but I get an error saying expected:end of statement. It goes like that:
View 2 Replies View RelatedI currently have a Row with this value
row1 lh lh lh
row2 8 12 8 5 2
First I will need to check if the column has an "lh" if true then sum row2, however i will need a second condition that will check that if >8 it will use the value 8 instead of 12.
However if value is<=8 get that value from the cell.
In this case the correct answer is
8 + 8 + 5 = 21
8 (because it is <=8 get the value from the cell) + 8 (because 12 is>8 use the value "8") + 5 (because <=8)
I need to perform 2 SUMIF's on 2 columns of data to return a result and I'm not quite sure the best way of doing this. I'll give an example below.
I have 2 columns of data, both numeric and the SUMIF needs to say if H1:H100="10" and also if J1:J100="907". I can perform one or the other but not both.
I'm trying to put together a spreadsheet that tracks disc capacity increases, affected by any incoming projects. I've managed to do so for one project, but would like to for up to 10. The way i've designed the solution (i'm sure there are far more elegant ways, but hey) is thus:
A forecast worksheet keeps track of a grand total, taking information from sheets P1 -> P10 (being projects 1 to 10). I am unable to figure a way to add up all the increases from all 10 project worksheets with one succinct formula. What I use so far is: ='P1'!C83+SUMIF('P1'!E82,"=2009 - Q1",'P1'!D82) ..................
In range C15:C45 I have names of some steps. Starting from column D, row 6 have a drop down with 6 possibilities. Now based on what is selected in row 6 (so cell D6, E6, F6 and so on), I would like to color certain cells from 15 to 45 in that particular column (certain steps that are applicable to option selected in row 6 of that column). And as month goes by, users do that in more and more columns.
Also, steps overlap between conditions that are selected in row 6 and I would like this to macro (or formulae) to be running so that as soon as user selects the condition cells are colored and then they can fill out only those cells. So, I couldn't figure out any way to do this by conditional formating as there are more than three conditions and range is not continuous.see attached file as an example of final output.
I'm using this formula below but it's not rounding up correctly.
=SUMIF('[Bill''s Angels Bowling.xlsx]Variables'!$D$8:$D$71,V3,'[Bill''s Angels Bowling.xlsx]Variables'!$I$8:$I$71)
The list of numbers is follow
45.815625
34.509375
30.7125
21.009375
Should be as follow
46
35
31
21
Total should be 133 I'm getting 132
I've created an example of what I'm working on since it involves personal information. See Attachment...
ExampleExcel.xlsx
I need to use 2 criteria to determine the Sum value for A2 thru A5. The Account# and the Type# below row 7 need to be the same as those listed to the right of the Sum column (A2:A5). I can change the Account# and Type# to text, but the Sum Range needs to be numbers.
I was able to Sum based on the Account range (=SUMIF(Account,B2,Sum), but I still need to make the Type range part of the criteria.
As you can see in the attachment, A2 = 8 when it should = 2 (as seen in row 8 under Sum Range).
I've been manually writing IF statements out for ranges of data that could easily be done with a little array work. So I set out to convert all my functions into something more readable and quicker to write. But I ran into a problem. I want to add the values of an array G45:Z45 if the corresponding values in G44:Z45 are less than or equal to P41. So I thought to use a SUMIF:
=SUMIF(G44:Z45,<=+P41,G45:Z45)
That didn't work, in fact, it didn't come error free until I did:
=SUMIF(G44:Z45,"<="+P41,G45:Z45)
But that doesn't add anything up either. From what I can see, the problem lies within the condition. If I simply put P41, it works. The moment I add <= I get a multitude of problems.
I am thinking I need a sumif formula but having difficulty pulling data into sheet. The facts....
Sheet 1 (Summary Model): Location where I want to dump data
Sheet 2 ('Phys Demand Estimates_0-17'): Location where data exists
=IF('Phys Demand Estimates_0-17'!A2:A953='Summary Model'!B2,IF('Phys Demand Estimates_0-17'!C2:C953='Summary Model'!A5,SUM('Phys Demand Estimates_0-17'!E2:E953),0))
Translated...."IF in Sheet 2 looking up duplicate fields of Value1 = same value in list box on Sheet 1, and if in Sheet 2 looking up duplicate fields of Value2 in static list in Sheet 1, sum the values in Row E in Sheet 2.
I have numbers in cell K1 to K59 with the following formula =SUMIF (A1:A59,"nm",K1:K59). The formula only adds up the numbers from K1:K48.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have an example, see attached. I am trying to find the sum of a number of columns where the critera is between a number of days ie values is greater than 365 but less than 1788 days. The values to sum is the amount for each row where this criteria is met.
View 7 Replies View RelatedI have an old version of Excel and want to use sumifs()
This means I want to add data based on 2 conditions. What should I do?