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change the column I to D and sum the totals.

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    change the column I to D and sum the totals.

    I am new, so i would try to explain my problem as best as possible.

    I have a column "i" and i have done a =COUNTIF(SKU!I12:I184,">3") what i would like to do know is sum the rows that i have selected in the countif formula but from column d.

    So i want to replicate the rows in the countif, change the column I to D and sum the totals.

    I hope it could be done and i bet its easy, once you know how.

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    Try:

    =SUMIF(SKU!I12:I184,">3",SKU!D12:D184)
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    Hi, thanks

    Ok that will give me the figure on this occasion, but what if the pivot table references 200 rows not 184 for example.

    I want the sumif formula cells to match the countif cells automatically, like a reference.

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    will whole column reference work for you?

    e.g

    =SUMIF(SKU!I:I,">3",SKU!D:D)

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    No, i need the formula to pick up the same rows as the countif formula all the time automatically

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    How about then:

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    Thanks i will try that out.

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