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.
View 5 RepliesI have this formula:
=SUMIF(B1,">=C3:C5000",F3:F5000)
Cell B1 has a date
Every cell in column C has a combination of dates
Every cell in column F has a balance
I want to add those balances only if they are less than or equal to cell B1... w/my formula I get zero.
I have written the formula below:
=SUMIF($A$10:$A$77,"
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 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 am trying to set a scorecard up where it will give points depending on the % actual. For example:
if less than 60%, then 0,
if equal to or greater than 60% but less than 75%, then 1
if equal to greater than 75% but less than 80%, then 2 and so on.
I have been playing around with the example below, but can't seem to get it working.
[php]=IF(A1<60%,0,IF(A1>A1<75%,1,))[php]
Maybe it 's because I pickled my brains last night.
Is it possible to do an IF formula based around a value it does not equal?
eg I have one column, that is perforning a SUMIF providing that a certain cell is equal to a particular constant.
=IF([cell]=[value],SUMIF([range],[criteria],[sum_range]))
In the next column I want to do it the other way round so that:
=IF([cell] DOESNOT=[value],SUMIF([range],[criteria],[sum_range]))
Is it just a simple symbol??
I have a simple formula which subtracts one cell from another. I then have an if and statement which checks if that cell is equal to zero. If so, continue processing.
The problem is that the formula always reads the cell as not equal to zero although the result of the formula contained in the cell does result in zero.
i want formula in b1 to get the formula in a1 without Equal Sign
A1=(A2*A3)+2
Reults B1 should be (A2*A3)+2
I need a formula that looks at the total in H40 and if the number is between 32 and 40 I need it to return the number then if the number exceds forty I need to multiply the overage by 1.5 and add it to the 8 for a total of 11.
I think it would be something like:
SUMIf(H40>"32",
I have three workers for which I am counting the data from using a countas formula. The cells are A1,B1,C1 and I want to highlight in another formula to the right if these three values do not equal each other, I have tried and if formula referencing each of the combinations of the compares however it does not work in the desired fashion.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI have a code which will delete all rows where the value in column C is blank. However my formula is column C is the following:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(ENERGY!$B$5:$B$147=B15),--(ENERGY!$E$5:$E$147=A15),ENERGY!$C$5:$C$147)
Is there a way to change this formula so that if a value is not returned, I get a blank cell?
how to set up an equation for an unknown variable in a formula equal to 0 (an Even-Money Probability Formula for Risk Arbitrage assessments).
The formula is as follows, where I am attempting to solve for Pe:
(Pe*EP)+(P2*EL)=0
Pe=even money probability (placed in column B1 in Excel)
EP=expected profit if deal closes (placed in column B2 in Excel)
P2=probability of deal breaking up (=1-Pe) (placed in column B3 in Excel)
EL=expected loss if deal breaks up (placed in column B4 in Excel)
B1*B2)+(B3*B4)=0
So, once again, I am attempting to solve for Pe, or column B1
B1=(-(1-B1)*B4)/B2
say, EP (or B2) =$2.00 and EL (or B4)=-$4.00
B1=(-(1-B1)*-4)/2
B1=2*(1-B1)
I would like to use IF function, to get the answer, if the mark is less than or equal to 20, the answer is AVERAGE, if the mark is between 21 and 25 the asnwer is GOOD, if the mark is between 26 and 30 the asnswe is VERY GOOD, if the mark is above 30 then the asnwer must be EXCELLENT.
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=SUMIF($D$6:$AL$6,"=TM Goals",D12:AL12)
The entry under cell T12, which I am hoping this formula will pick up is based on the following formula.
=IF(E12="A",$L$5,"0")
I have two date columns, a start date and end date. Another columns tells me the number of days between these two columns. It may return 45 days which actually straddle 3 different months.
My aim is to identify between this date range how many days in Apr 14. Then in the next column howmany days in May 14 etc
So on the spreadsheet Id have 12 columns for each month of the year. in Apr 14 for each row between the given date range I want it to tell me how many days are actually in April. Id then copy that formula into the May 14 column.
I have a formula in Excel2003 that is working fine except for when D12 is blank. When D12 is blank I want the result to equal either zero or blank.
=IF(ISBLANK(E12),NOW()-D12,E12-D12)
Report I generate once a month that checks to see if tasks are done on or before their due date. Sometimes it works, and others it doesn't...
The basic formula is: [Code] .....
If they closed their task by or before the due date, the condition should be true and it should output "Compliant" beside their task. Otherwise their "Over Due".
The forumla works except when they close their task ON the due date. No matter how I tweak the forumla, it thinks the condition is false as if it cannot tell when the two dates match.
I'm trying to set a cell on one sheet to be equal to the product of two cells on another sheet. The problem is that one of the cells on the other page is dependent on the variable T. This is what I've got and it's giving me errors
Worksheets("Output").Range("K14").Formula = "Worksheets("Calcs").Range("D17")*worksheets("Calcs").Range("D17").Offset(10+T,0)"
When I record a macro it gives me this, but again, I need the last cell in terms of "T"
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=Calcs!R[3]C[-7]*Calcs!R[14]C[-7]"
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'm having trouble with a small vba macro. At the end of the macro I test to see if two variables are equal and then print out true or false. However, for some reason even though the variables are equal vba is not treating them that way. I have put the values that represent the variables on a spreadsheet and used the if(x1=x2) formula and it says it is true, also, when I debug the macro and watch the values when it comes to test the logical expression the numbers are the same. I don't understand why vba does not say that the two variables are equal. I have attached a screenshot of the breakpoint where I double check the values are equal.
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I found this thread which works for normal ranges
I want to Sum for Values Greater than a specific date in my formula.
This first one works for a specific date (Relevant reference in red), so say 01/01/2014
Code:
=SUMIFS(Table2[[#All],[Basic]],
Table2[[#All],[Cluster]],Table3[[#Headers],[Company]],
Table2[[#All],[Start Date]],Table3[#Headers],
Table2[[#All],[Perm / Temp / Prof / ETA]],[@Company])
Code:
To Sum for ranges >= 01/01/2014, I have tried this below based on the thread above but Excel does not accept this.
=SUMIFS(Table2[[#All],[Basic]],
Table2[[#All],[Cluster]],Table3[[#Headers],[Company]],
">="Table2[[#All],[Start Date]],Table3[#Headers],
Table2[[#All],[Perm / Temp / Prof / ETA]],[@Company])
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.
View 7 Replies View RelatedI need a formula which can sum the mode of payments separately occurring on different dates.
See the attachment. It is like
table 1
date cash credit card
1-1-14
2-1-14
3-1-14
table 2
product booking date booking amount payment date payment amount form of payment
a 1-1-14 100 2-1-14 100 credit card
b 1-1-14 150 3-1-14 150 cash
c 2-1-14 200 3-1-14 200 credit card
I want to add value in table 1 from table 2. In front of date CELL Both cash and credit card amounts should appear separately.
Book1.xlsx
Below is my formula that works for a specific date. F$8 is the date.
How could I change this if I want data b/w two time periods.
>=F$6, and <=F$8?
[Code] ....
The section I have highlighted in orange has three ranges added together how would I show this in a simplified formula?
=sumif(DailySalesAnalysis!$C$1:$GA$1,A25,DailySalesAnalysis!$C$85:$GA$85)+sumif(DailySalesAnalysis!$C$1:$GA$1,A25,DailySalesAnalysis!$C$44:$G A$44)+sumif(DailySalesAnalysis!$C$1:$GA$1,A25,DailySalesAnalysis!$C$41:$GA$41)
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.
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