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Hi, I'm after some help regarding SUMIF.
Basically I want to add up all of the numbers in column O that have a 100 in column A, and a 6 in column D. I can do this separately like so: SUMIF(A:A,100,O:O) and SUMIF(D: D,6,O:O) but that doesn't help me, because I want to filter out any row which doesn't have a 100 in A and a 6 in D. Any help would be appreciated. PH. |
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Create a total based on multiple conditions
Use the following formula to calculate the total value of cells F5:F25, where B5:B25 contains "Northwind" and the range C5:C25 contains the region name "Western". =SUM(IF((B5:B25="Northwind")*(C5:C25="Western"),F5 :F25)) To calculate the total value of cells F5:F25, where B5:B25 contains either "Northwind" or "Terra Firm", use the following formula. =SUM(IF((B5:B25="Northwind")+(B5:B25="Terra Firm"),F5:F25)) Both of these formulas are array formulas and must be entered by pressing CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER. Learn about array formulas. ![]() |
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