Sumif Question

baggarwal

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Hi All:

I have the following table I need your help on.
mr excel question.xls
ABCD
3SalesMargin
42,100,00060,000
52,000,00050,000
61,900,00040,000
71,800,00030,000
81,700,00020,000
91,600,00018,000
101,500,00015,000
111,400,00020,000
12
13>=2,000,0004,100,000110,000
14>1,600,000but<2,000,0005,400,00090,000
Sheet1


Basically it is a table with sales and margin figures.

At the bottom I have a summary total for all values > 2,000,000 and >1,600,000 and<2,000,000.

I need a formula that will sum this automatically. I assume a sumif but I am not sure how to apply it. Right now I am sort decending and then summing manually.

The second thing I need is a formula that will total the margin for all sales> 2,000,000 and for >1,600,000 and<2,000,000 condition.

Can someone please provide me with the formulas that will automate this for me.

Thanks,
 

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Hi

Assuming cell A13 contains the value 2000000 and cell A14 contains the value 1600000, then use the following formula in cell B13, and copy it across to C13 :

=SUMIF($B4:$B11,">="&$A13,B4:B11)

Use the following formula in cell B14 and copy it across to cell C14 :

=SUMPRODUCT(B4:B11,--($B4:$B11>=$A14),--($B4:$B11<$A13))

HTH, Andrew
 
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Can you please explain how the second formula works.

I have never seen -- added so I am not sure what it does in the formula.
 
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Hi

Aladin does a wonderful job of describing the sumproduct and double negative in this thread :

http://www.mrexcel.com/board2/viewtopic.php?t=229993

In a nutshell, the double negative is forcing the if test to be a value of 1 or 0 (instead of true or false) such that if both conditions are met you get the sum of the value * 1 * 1. If either or both of the conditions are not met the product would be either value * 1 * 0 or value * 0 * 1 or value * 0 * 0. The last three all equal zero such that they do not get added to the total.

HTH, Andrew
 
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