Hi,
I'd like to achieve the following:
IF COLUMN A = 37 AND COLUMN F = VD, SUM COLUMN G.
How would i do this?![]()
Thanks
Michael
Hi,
I'd like to achieve the following:
IF COLUMN A = 37 AND COLUMN F = VD, SUM COLUMN G.
How would i do this?![]()
Thanks
Michael
Michael
Something like
=if(and(a1=37,f1="VD"),sum(g:g),0)
However, your description is a bit vague. Do you want the sum of column A to be 37 and what is the VD that is in column F?
Perhaps an example file to clarify the the above doesn't solve your request.
rylo
Hi,
Please see attached.
Sorry if i didn't make myself very clear,
If column A says 37, and the the F column says VD, then the cost figure in column G should be added up.
Hopefully this is more clear?
Thanks
Michael
Please note that the attached example is only a small sample of the spreadsheet. There are hundreds of rows in the actual document..
Try:
=SUMPRODUCT((A2:A1000="37")*(F2:F1000="VD")*G2:G1000)
(I had "37" wrapped in inverted commas, because you have it formated as text)
Last edited by Portuga; 04-14-2008 at 01:15 AM.
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That works great.
Thanks a lot!
Michael
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