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.
View 7 RepliesI 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 have a simple sumif formula that says =SUMIF(W61:W112,"<30",J61:J112). In column W, there are values ranging from 0 to 5000. If the formula is written like it is above, it excludes summing values from column J when the cell in column W equals 0. Why is this? I can just add another function that says sumif "=0", but I don't think I should have to.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'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'm looking to build a football data sheet on matches played with a column that adds up the last 3 match goals for the team in that row. I've only managed to get as far as adding up all goals for a team in a static date range using SUMIF. I imagine this is more complex and requires some kind of changing sum range that's relative to the cell I'm in.
I'm intermediate at best so any array formulas and VB script would preferred to be avoided if possible.
in the watered down example below, I'd like to add up all home team goals for Hereford in the last 3 matches, therefore excluding the game on the 10th (row 1) giving a total of 5. I'd like this formula to copy down from a13 to future matches and therefore update. So the next week's match will add goals for hereford from e13,e11,e8 but exclude e2, e5. Yes you've guessed it... I'm trying to work out recent team form to predict match outcomes for financial gain...
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 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?
I am trying to summarise data from 50 different files (updated by 50 different users) into one file in one place. To do this I created a simple sumif function that links to those files. This sumif works correctly when those files are open. But when I open my output file after changes have been made to one or more of 50 input files, sumif function doesn't work when I hit update at the file opening pop up question and get #value error. If I start opening those files this error goes away and it works great again.
View 2 Replies View RelatedSumif 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.
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 have come across this SUMIF formula which sum a range and ignoring errors produced by formulas in the range, I can't figure out how this works and need the expertise of the Excel experts here. =SUMIF(A2:A9,"<1E100"). What does "<1E100" represent and how its work
View 2 Replies View RelatedI 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 donīt work in the sumif.
View 8 Replies View RelatedI am currently recorded a macros for a sumif formula. But since the number of rows will not be same every time.
I want the code for a dynamic range.
VB:
Range("E7").Select
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = _
"=SUMIF('V1 Pivot'!R5C2:R32C2,'Task Level Tab'!R7C2:R30C2,'V1 Pivot'!R5C3:R32C3)"
Range("E7").Select
[Code] ....
Range:
C3,C14,C25,C34,C41
Criteria:
>0
sum-range:
C3,C14,C25,C34,C41
I can't get that to work since the commas in the range are throwing the function off.
I'm trying to built a range to be used at SUMIF. I have the sheet names at column A:A and want to create something dynamic to avoid selecting sheet by sheet all the neccesary ranges but sumif doesn't recognize a range like A1&"!"&B:B for example. I tried different ways but I can't get it!
View 2 Replies View RelatedHow do I sumif the date falls between two dates in a quarter.
For example Date of Activity - CellBG43 = 10/10/2008
I want to sum the corresponding Cell BJ43 with cost associated with the activity if the date falls between "01/10/2008"and "31/12/2008".
I tried =sumif(BG43,">=01/10/2008 and <=31/12/2008",BJ43), =sumif(BG43,">=01/10/2008 & <=31/12/2008",BJ43) and it didn't work.
I have a large spreadsheet, to which I add 4 weeks worth of data, from a database printout, (cut n paste) to the bottom, this could be any number of rows. However there is a column with week numbers in for each row. I can happily use =SUMIF('FORM R60'!$H$1:$H$1248,$A1,'FORM R60'!$AH$1:$AH$1248)
This gives me the info I need on a TOTALS sheet, across various columns and rows, where the formula sits, adjusted for whichever column of data I require totals. This info is then read by another spreadsheet.
However, rather than manually change the formula (to suit a range) to add certain numbers of weeks, as I do now, I would like to include in the formula a condition say where the week numbers are >5 and <10, preferably if the condition could refer to cells.
range:
C3,C14,C25,C34,C41
criteria:
>0
sum-range:
C3,C14,C25,C34,C41
I can't get that to work since the commas in the range are throwing the
function off.
How would I SUM all the results from results 1-5 if say ITEM in column A = C?
SUMIF wont work as it only sums the first column...
ABCDEF1ITEMRESULT 1RESULT 2RESULT 3RESULT 4RESULT 52A1227723B1075554C21772 5A1010 3376A5 23357B133 7 8C7 1 29C555 10B72772
At the moment I have the below formula that retrieves a value from a separate sheet (the INDIRECT part of the formula determines the sheet to be looked at, as there are numerous and they are dependent upon what is displayed in two drop down lists in cells B3 & E3).
The problem is that the ranges F6:F30000, AJ6:AJ30000 and AA6:AA30000 are not always consistently in the same column position each and every time I receive a refresh of the report. The column headings, however, are always in the same row. Obviously I don't want to have to manually update the formula every time I receive a refresh of the report, so any way that I can get the aforementioned ranges to become more dynamic, so that the correct value will be retrieved each time? I am thinking something like an INDEX/MATCH combo but I am struggling to apply that idea to the 'SUM RANGE' section of the SUMIF function. This is the formula I have so far:
=SUMIF(INDIRECT("'"&$B$3&"'!F6:F30000"),$E$3,INDIRECT("'"&$B$3&"'!AJ6:AJ30000"))
/SUMIF(INDIRECT("'"&$B$3&"'!F6:F30000"),$E$3,INDIRECT("'"&$B$3&"'!AA6:AA30000"))
I have data headings in A1-E1 and actual data in A2-E2. I have a SUMIF function in F2.
A B C D E F
A B A B B
1 2 3 4 5 =SUMIF(A1:E1;"A";A2:E2)
When I insert new data columns between column E and F, the formula still refers to columns A-E although I would like to have the newly added columns in that SUMIF-function included.
For example, if I add 3 new columns, the new SUMIF-function (now in cell I2) should become =SUMIF(A1:H1;"A";A2:H2).
Do to modify the SUMIF-function to do that?
I have the following formula and it works.
=SUM(IF(AND((Transfers!B6="Labour"),(Transfers!C6="In")),Transfers!G6,""))
Basically the sheet 'transfers' has a column named type and one named in/out, the current formula I have does a logical test on both of these and then if they are both true takes the cost of it from a column named cost. This works fine for single rows. However on another sheet I am trying to use the above formula but there will sometimes be more than one entry for the same date on the sheet 'transfers' and all the same dates that meet the logical test's conditions need to display the sum of the cost on this other sheet.
I am trying to get a SUMIF formula to work where the following: - RANGE = Column N:N (These are all a list of dates) CRITERIA = Cell C20:D20 (These are the dates i want to look at) SUM_RANGE = Column P:P
Basically, I want to SUM all the numbers on Column P where the date in Column N falls between and including the dates in Cell C20 and D20
In attachement, I want to show in the YELLOW cells the SUM of Column P where the Date in Column N is between the Dates in column C and D.
I am working on a report for work with the following formula:
=SUMIF(A5:G8,AND(between 1-1-13 and 1-31-13,"soft cost"),G5:G8)
my formula is "IF A5:G8 IS BETWEEN JANUARY 1st 2013 AND JANUARY 31st 2013 AND ALSO IF IT IS A SOFT COST THEN GIVE ME THE SUM OF THAT ROW"
Pretty much column A contains different dates and column C indicates whether a cost is a "hard cost" or a "soft cost". If the date is within the month of January AND if it is a soft cost, I need the dollar amount in column G summed-up (must meet both criteria - January and soft cost).