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Help from excel wiz please ...
Greetings ....
Suppose I have a column A that has the following data: X Y Y Z X X Suppose I also haev column D which has the following data (opposite the data above) 10 20 22 50 15 12 How do I use lookup (I have tried I promise!!) to sum that totals of A, B and C in the following format: Total X Total Y Total Z 37 42 50 Obviously I need to do three sums which look up Column A and only add the content of Column D if a particular row as the criteria I am looking for (i.e. X values, Y values or Z values ....... thanks to the wiz that can help me out here!! cheers Mark |
Re: Help from excel wiz please ...
i'd say to use sumif() to create a table of sums (then use vlookup() to look up these sums from another document, if thats what you need). i'm in a bit of a hurry but ill answer more fully later if nobody else has! :)
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Re: Help from excel wiz please ...
As bmxbandit says use SUMIF.
Say if the critera is in column A rows 1-6 and the data is in column B rows1-6 then the sumif to total all the X's would be this.... =SUMIF(A1:A6,"X",B1:B6) |
Re: Help from excel wiz please ...
for x:
=sumif(A1:A6,"X",B1:B6) others likewise |
Re: Help from excel wiz please ...
thanks All !!
mark |
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