SumIf Formula: Add New Data With An Insert At Row 13
Feb 8, 2010
The formula that works is =SUM(IF('Pipeline Input'!$X$13:$X$39=1,IF('Pipeline Input'!$H$13:$H$39="Lead",'Pipeline Input'!$K$13:$K$39,0),0))
I am trying to modify this formula so that the ranges are dynamic to allow me to add new data with an insert at row 13. What would the syntax of the formula look like if I use the INDEX function to allow the ranges to grow with new data? I have tried naming the defined ranges and entering the formula as =SUM(IF((CloseMo)="1",IF((SaleP)="Lead",(LoanAmt),0),0)) but I get a #VALUE! error
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.
I have a time entry spreadsheet where I total hours worked based on the time code entered in the cell next to the hours. I use a formula such as the following: =SUMIF(F11:AS19,"=AN",E11:AR19) which checks cells F11 thru AS19 for the timecode AN and when found, takes the hours in the cell before the code and adds them to the totals way off to the right.
The problem is that when someone does a cut and paste to the time data within the range of F11:AS19 and pastes it somewhere else, like to the next employees data (no formulas are being cut and pasted, just the detail data), the formula for that new line automatically changes to exclude the cells that were pasted over. It is as if Excel thinks that you pasted over that data so it is no longer of interest to you.
It is odd because you can cut and paste smaller ranges within that range with no effect to the formula but if you include the first column or the last column of the range in your cut, then the formula gets altered. If you cut and paste the entire range, the formulas all change to #REF!
I am trying to sum a column if Col B is equal to "TM" & Col A is equal to "Launch" then sum Col H. I am sure it can be done and I am hoping the right person reads this posts and enlightens me.
I come across a spreadsheet that is using DSUM formula, I did not understand why someone used DSUM instead of SUMIF formula, because using DSUM formula they had to use two extra cells for criteria, as seen in this example. I like to know is there any advantage of using DSUM instead of SUMIF in this example. The formule they used is =DSUM(J109:K113,2,$M$2:$M$3) and the criteria is G,D so they are adding all Debits in that column. I changed the formula to =SUMIF($J$110:$J$113,"D",$K$110:$K$113) that of course does not need $M$2:$M$3 range criteria.
G 3458224.37 D 3401317.50 C 3401317.50 C 56906.87 D 56906.87
i am using "sumif" formula in cell C5 and C10, the next step is to add up these two cells (sum up the figures of "sumif"), then the answer will be +15+6=21, how to do with using single formula.
The following formula finds the lowest five values in row 6 from column H to W. However if there are less than five values in the row the formula returns 0. I need to tweak it to return the smallest 5 values weather there is one or a full row of 16. Also if there are any of the same values I still want only the five lowest.
I'm trying to do what I think its a simple formula with Excel 03 but can't get it to work. The info is in two work sheets - A&B.
[code]WORKSHEET A WORKSHEET B A COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2 COLUMN 3 COLUMN1 COLUMN 2 B BLANK BLANK 10 BLANK DATE:1/28/09 C NAME DATE WORKED 12 NAME D Jones 1/2/09 13 Bell E Smith 1/6/09 12 Smith F Cox 1/28/09 12 Cox G Cox 1/28/09 10 Collins H Collins 1/28/09 11 Jones
In worksheet B, Column 2, I need to pull the SUM of COLUMN 3 IF THE NAMES IN BOTH MATCH AND THE DATES MATCH
The below formula is giving the desired result and everything seems fine. Need if there is an alternative formula which can give same result in more refined and simplified manner. =K28+SUMIF($E$3:$E$24,$E$7,$D$3:$D$24)/(K23)-SUMIF($B$3:$B$24,$B$8,$D$3:$D$24)/(K23). The formula is based on the following data:
K28 = Last month balance Column E = Type of expenditure Column D = Values Column B = Payments K23 = Currency conversion rate
I am new to using SUMIF. I successfully wrote a formula telling it to sum one column for each row in another column where it equal "Forecast*". Now, I want to write a formula that says to sum a column for everything in the other column that does not equal "Forecast*". I tried using , but either it did not work, or I did not use the right syntax.
It's been awhile since I've used excel formulas so I'm very rusty but I need to count the number of times I see a particular item in a list as long as it has another criteria as well. Example List and Result are below: I want to count the number of AAA Rewards that Alex has....
List #DateEmployeeAmountReward Type 14/17/07Alex$5.00AAA Reward 24/19/07Joe $10.00AAA Reward 34/19/07Alex $5.00 Store Certificate 44/20/07Alex $10.00 AAA Reward
Result Employee # AAA Reward Amount # Store Certificates Amount Alex Brian Joe
I have columns A and B, and want to add values in column B based on corresponding criteria in column A. The criteria is if the first two characters in the string in column A = 15.
The only way I can think to do this is with LEFT, but LEFT asks for a specific string, and I want to evaluate each cell in a column. So I could write
The value in A1 can range from 0-10. If the value is 0 I need the result to be 0, if the value is 1-10 I need the result to be the number multiplied by 613.35 plus 29.35 for example =sum(1*613.35)+29.35 or =sum(2*613.5)+29.35.
All I believe Juan Pablo posed a quick little diddy on how to have the SUMIF ignore #N/A?? I promised myself I would remember it but here I am asking if anyone remembers it or know how to have Excel add up a column even though the column contains #N/A's.
I have a workbook setup to give me the nutritional break down of all of the foods I consume. I can get the subtotal of each day. What I need is to also get the subtotal of each meal. I can't seem to get this meal subtotal without adding it to the daily total twice (once in the listing and once in the subtotal). I was thinking of trying to add an exception to the sumif formula in columns I, K & M but I don't know if that is possible. I have included a cut down version of my workbook to illistrate the problem. I will gladly supply a full vertion to anyone who would like a copy for thier own use.
Is there a way to use sumif on blank cells. That is I only want to add the contents of column Q provided the Column I corresponding rows are blank. I used this formula but it didnt work =sumif(I:I,ISBLANK,Q:Q)
Just to give you a quick overview (i cannot attach workbook due to data protection for our customer), I have a workbook with two tabs on it, an invoice summary tab and a rentals tab.
This is an extract of the table from my invoice summary tab:
Tab Net (Zero Vat) Net (Standard Vat)
Initial Rentals Rentals 0
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The invoice data is on the rentals tab. Column "C" on the rentals tab details what type of rental it is, as per column A in the table above. the amount to sum on my rentals tab is in column "S".
Now the problem i have is i have an autofilter on the rentals tab which will be filtered by different accounts, I need the formula on the invoice summary tab to only show the visible amounts (as per the filter) and not the whole column. I was thinking of a subtotal formula but can't use a sumif and subtotal together (i dont think).
I need to add the total of staffs hours worked for one day, but the problem is that I don't recieve the data as hours but as symbols(letters of the alphabet) representing time worked. Eg "A" is 3.5 hours, "B" is 4hours "C" is 4.5 hours ect, ect.
In the example the top table is a one month time sheet for each staff and there working shifts. The bottom table is the part that I need a formula for. I need a total for each symbol for each day so I can total the hours at the bottom where it says total hours. I have given an example on how the bottom table should look when the formula is completed.
is there any way for a sumif formula to have multiple criterias? for my case, after the formula checks for a condition, it has to check for another condition before summing up the figures.
Can someone explain this formula to me -- and not the person who sent it to me please -- he confused me even more and I need to understand it so that I can learn for the future of how to apply it!
