SUMIF Range Query

WeeJudz

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Hi,

I'm looking to carry out a SUMIF Function, however I don't want to use the regular sum_range - I want to add certain individual cells instead. This seems simple but I've not had any joy - it's along the lines of below. I'm using Excel 2007.

=SUMIF(A4:A11,"H",B4+B7+B8+B10) however this sum 'range' part does not work.

Thanks in advance,

Judith
 

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Gerald Higgins

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Hi, you're always going to have problems if your Sum range is not of a similar size to your criteria range.

What's wrong with doing
=sumif(a4:a11,"H",b4:b11) ?

Or maybe even
=sumif(a4:a11,"H",b4:b11)-b5-b6-b9-b11 ?
 
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WeeJudz

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Hi, sorry should have noted this - reason I can't use the range is because it's specific totals (cells) I want to sum. If I use the range (B4:B10) it'll also add the data as well as totals, some or which is not required. It's purely the totals so has to be specific cells.
 
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Matt Rogers

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One more try ...:
=IF(A4:A11="H",B4+B7+B8+B10,"")

Alternative:
=IF(AND(A4="H",A5="H",A6="H",A7="H",A8="H",A9="H",A10="H",A11="H"),B4+B7+B8+B10,"empty")
 
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WeeJudz

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Great, I'll try this at work tomorrow.

Alternatively, the other way would be to count the data instead of totals. It'd be a COUNTIFS, first criteria the "H" in column A, and second would be the criteria in the data column B. Is there an easier way to count numerous criteria in a COUNTIFS function (ie =COUNTIFS(A4:A11,"H",B4:11,"O"+"A"+"DS"+"NS") ?
 
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Matt Rogers

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Ok,
Sorry, it's Thanksgiving Day ...
CU tomorrow.

Note:
In the first formula a single "H" is sufficient.
In the second formula "H" must be everywhere.
 
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Anand Sharma

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Hi,

I guess you want only few of cells in sum range, if yes then

Try using =SUMIF(A4:A11,"H",B4,B7,B8,B10) instead =SUMIF(A4:A11,"H",B4+B7+B8+B10)
 
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Tetra201

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For the problem from Post #1, try:

=SUMIF(A4:A11,"H",INDIRECT({"B4","B7","B8","B10"}))

For the problem from Post #6, try:

=SUM(COUNTIFS(A4:A11,"H",B4:B11,{"O","A","DS","NS"}))
 
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