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 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.
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r4/s4 = result(t4)
r4 = 5
s4 = 517
Result(t4) = 517/5 = 103.4
now i use the roundup function to get the decimal less value
=Roundup(t4,0) = Result = 103
i want both function in one function to get result
I need a formula that will roundup the amount in a cell to the nearest 50 (as in 246 £ will become 250 £)
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View 3 Replies View RelatedI am trying to create one formula (in one cell) so that it performs the following three things:
1) Rounds any number to the nearest dollar
2) Makes the minimum dollar value $2.00
3) If another cell (G2) reaches $100.00 or more, I want it to revert to another cell's (B2) value.
So, in essence, I want to combine the following two things:
=MAX(2,ROUNDUP(F2,0))
AND
=IF(G2>="100",B2)
I do not know how to correctly order these so that it performs all three things I'm looking for it to do. I've posted this before, but was given an answer that created a circular reference and did not make the minimum value $2.00.
Which returns 0.03316
When I look at the formulas in B17 by clicking on the name of the fuction and then clicking on the function button, the roundup function arguments shows 0.071. Also the vlookup function arguments shows 0.071. Yet I get the #n/a as the result from the vlookup in B17.
I have tried coercing the formula by addin +0 like =VLOOKUP(ROUNDUP(B15,3)+0,$N$2:$O$91,2,FALSE)
I have also tired *0 like =VLOOKUP(ROUNDUP(B15,3)*0,$N$2:$O$91,2,FALSE)
Here is a kicker... When I replace B14 with 0.9 or 0.7 or 0.6, the formula works. but I get a #N/A on 0.5.
Is there any way that I can apply the roundup feature to an entire workbook without having to do each cell individually?
I'm on Excel 2010 and I need to round up a complete price list to a 0.90 decimal.
Here is the formula that I have in my cell : =((J5-(J5*N$2))*M5) I need to round the result to XXX.90
A UDF function seems to interfere sometimes with the rest of the workbooks entire process for some reason.
I could use the CEILNG function to work around the glitch, but it does not seem to allow the flexibility required because it takes everything to 1. So for example if a Value is 9.24, CEILING will Sum to 10 when when it must be 9, unless I'm missing something.
But if the Value is 9.25 or 9.26 then rounded value must go to 10
The basic math required in the formula bar then is: ...
I have a formula that calculates a revenue per day by taking total revenue devided by total days, from that I have another cell doing a VLOOKUP on that to find what tier that value falls under almost like a grade book, however I need the division to be rounded up if greater than x.xx5 because when I do the VLOOKUP sometimes it drops the product to the lower tier when I needed it rounded up. example:
=IF(ISERROR(Data!H6/Data!E6),"",(Data!H6/Data!E6))
if the value of those were to actually equal 1.256 I want to be able to have the VLOOKUP return the tier for 1.26 not 1.25
I've got a data dump that must be edited/converted prior to pushing it into a different main frame system. There can be NO decimals in the end result. Here's the challenge:
______Col A____Col B___Col C___Col D____Col E
Row1__TOT_____1Q_______2Q_____3Q______4Q_____
Row2__20.00____5.00_____5.00____5.00____5.00___
Row3__26.00____6.50_____6.50____6.50____6.50___
Row4___0.00____0.00_____0.00____0.00____0.00___
Row5_139.00___34.75____34.75___34.75___34.75___
Row6__13.00____3.25_____3.25____3.25____3.25___
Starting on Row 2, there's a break down of 4 quarters of data divisible by 4 using the whole number TOTAL of Parts in Col A.
The analyst must first break it down into 4 parts (as done in Col B through E). Then, round up and down appropriately to ensure that NO DECIMAL data is entered into another main frame system.
Can't copy one formula downward because if it ends in .50, the up/down sequence is diff from how it would be rounded if it ended with .75.
Need vba to be smart enough to evaluate "IF" and apply "THEN" according to what it sees in Col B's data and convert B, C, D and E appropriately. (I will tie this to a button within a toolbar to run the macro/vba when the conversion of B thru E is needed.
EXAMPLE:
IF B's data ends in: xx.00 or xx.50, then convert those 4 quarter's data accordingly:
ROUNDUP, ROUNDdown, ROUNDUP, ROUNDdown, (this one doesnt really matter but works)
IF B's data ends: xx.25, then convert those 4 quarter's data accordingly:
ROUNDUP, ROUNDdown, ROUNDdown, ROUNDdown,
IF B's data ends: xx.75, then convert those 4 quarter's data accordingly:
ROUNDUP, ROUNDUP, ROUNDUP, ROUNDdown,
Using ROW 6 as an example for how to handle xx.25's:
B6 would convert up to 4
C6 would convert down to 3
D6 would convert down to 3
E6 would convert down to 3
TOTAL after conversion = 13
I'm having the following problem:
A1 & B1 = variable inputs from a calculator
Value C1 is calculated as follows: IF(A1<=0,"",(B1*G1))................(where G1 is a fixed value with 6 digits)
MY PROBLEM: The result in C1 should always be a ROUNDUP value.
I just don't know how to combine ROUNDUP with IF(A1<=0,"",(B1*G1))
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.
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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?
I 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.
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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.
I thought that SUMIF FUNCTION should work for what I am trying to achive but it does not look like.
Here is the example: 1,2,3 etc. are rows and A, B,C - columns
A B
1 Gain (Loss) on Balance sheet reval, 91105(2,035,611)
2 Expense
3
4 NET Gain (Loss) on LTD 945,600
5 including Hedge on $ million Revenue
I need to write the formula in cell e.g. A8 that would look at my either "Expense" or "Revenue" and sum it if it is revenue or sumit if it is expense. I have the whole spreadsheet of rows and the label "revenue" or "expense" repeats almost always after 2 rows.
I'm currently using the below formula to calculate the values within a certain date range.
=SUMIFS(C2:C100,B2:B100,">=2014-06-27",B2:B100,"
I have a problem which is beyond my capabilities. I need excel to sum amount column (See example table below) by unique values in company column then conditionally sum those values based on the year of investment, stage of company and finally, the kicker, the summed Amount by unique companies value has to be less than a certain threshold.
For example, I want companies in Stage Column of Exit only and in year 2004 only BUT only if the sum of the Amounts by unique company values is less than 100. So in the example table this would return 0. I have code and criteria written to sum unique values based on similar criteria such as sum if company Stage is Seed and Year is 2004 but for the life of me I can't seem to make the jump further.
For Unique values I used this function:
=SUMPRODUCT(($B$2:$B2=Year04)*($D$2:$D2=StageS)*($A$2:$A2=$A2))=1
Then:
=DCOUNTA($A$1:$D9999,2, Criteria)
or
=DSUM($A$1:$D9999,2, Criteria)
This along with criteria explained before returns the number of unique companies that are Stage=Seed and Year=2004 or sum of amounts with that criteria.
I am trying to adapt this technique to get what I want but to this point have been unsuccessful. My best guess is that I will need to create an array of the unique companies (New Sheet column A) with the Summed Amounts (New sheet column B) and then run functions again with the easier equations and criteria? I am trying to avoid combining company records as each investment needs to remain individual and there are 16000 records. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Company Year Amount Stage XYZ 2004 10 Seed XYZ 2004 20 Seed ABC 2004 5 Early ABC 2004 25 Early DEV 2004 14 Later DEV 2004 19 Later TRU 2004 100 Exit TRU 2004 120 Exit TRU 2004 100 Exit
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.
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I want to determine the number of values SUMIF/SUMPRODUCT functions used/checked to arrive at the answer, i.e. 95 for row 2 and 116 for row 3. A function that can give a 3 and 2 respectively.
Example:
Results for Row #2 gives: 95 with 3 values picked up under "Rate"
Results for Row #3 gives: 116 with 2 values though three places were checked up under "Rate"
How can I count the number of these values referencing at the "Rate" like in the functions used.
I managed to use SUMIF/SUMPRODUCT functions to calculate totals based on "Rate" in row one.
I tried COUNTIF function, but allows only field/heading.
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C
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[Code] ..........
results for each formula used
95 formula: =SUMIF(B$1:G$1,B$1,B2:G2)
95 formula: =SUMPRODUCT((B$1:G$1=B$1)*(B2:G2))
3 formula: =COUNTIF(B1:G2,B1)
I have included my budget so helpers can see it. I am trying creating a formula on mini-dashboard on A8 (Under the total budgeted amount) that will check the total budgeted amount based on the values I enter on the categories sheet. Of course it will be controlled using the drop down menu on A2 on mini-dashboard. I thought I had this working with a sumif function but it seems to have quit working.
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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.