=SUMIF(B2:B10;"*Tanken*";C2:C10) I thought it would return the sum of the cells that contained the word Tanken in the criterion cells, even if the word, Tanken, was not the only word in the cell. Thanks for the help.
As variant formulae in column J return texts which looks like numbers, not numbers. For example, =LEFT("2a") returns text "2", not number 2. To have the number we may use =1*LEFT("2a") Perhaps something else, it's hard to say without sample file or at least screenshot. Reply ...
In the above screenshot, the conditions are hardcoded in an array, meaning you will have to update the formula with every change in the criteria. To avoid this, you can input the criteria in predefined cells and supply to a formula as a range reference (E1:E3 in this example). =SUM(S...
You would use the following formula to sum the sales greater than 100: =SUMIF(B2:B4, ">100") This will return 350 (150 + 200). Using sum_range If the criteria are in one column and the values to sum are in another, for example: A B C Item Sales Price Apple 150 2.50 Banana 8...
Both formulas return a total of sales for undefined regions, i.e. where a cell in column B is blank: SUM IF not blank To make "if cell is not blank then sum" kind of formula, use "<>" as the criteria. This will add up all cells that contain anything in them, including zero-le...
Method 2 – Finding Sum with Text Criteria Using Excel SUMIF Function Use the following formula in a cell of your worksheet. =SUMIF(E5:E17, "<>Navada",F5:F17) The sum ofSaleswhoseStateis notNavadawill be calculated. Note:Everything is the same in the formula as in method 1 except ...
use this SUMIFS formula: =SUMIFS(C2:C12,A2:A12,"KTE",C2:C12,">150")(C2:C12 is the range of cells need to sum, A2:A12 , KTE are the first criteria range and criterionj, C2:C12, >150, are the second criteria range and criterion), and then tap the Enter key to return the ...
Return to theList of all Functions in Excel How to use the SUMIF Function in Excel: To use the AND Excel Worksheet Function, type the following into a cell: =AND( After entering it in the cell, notice how the AND formula inputs appear below the cell: ...
to sum a column of values (column C, named range “ONRENT”). Column A contains my starting date (range named “OUT”). Column B contains my ending date (range named “IN”). Cell E2 will contain a random date. Cell F2 will contain the formula. The formula should return a total....
Dacă doriți, puteți să aplicați criteriile unei zone și să însumați valorile corespondente din altă zonă. De exemplu, formula=SUMIF(B2:B5; "Dan"; C2:C5)însumează numai valorile din zona C2:C5, unde celulele corespondente din zona B2:B5 sunt egale...