How to SUM Cells with same text on Excel? [closed] - excel

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I have something like that on Excel
row
G
H
2
Manual
810
3
Manual
600
I want the Cell to check if any G column says Manual, and for every one it does it will then SUM the H column, if it doesn't, it does nothing, the only way I could do it was as bellow:
=IF(((G2)="Manual");SUM(H2);"")+IF(((G3)="Manual");SUM(H3);"")
If I try something like:
=IF((($G$2:$G$3)="Manual");SUM($H$2:$H$3);"")
It just give me an error stating an array value could not be found
I have other 99 items and I would like to keep it as clean as possible, can anyone assist?


Below all formula should work for you.
=SUMIFS(H:H,G:G,"Manual")
=SUMPRODUCT((H:H)*(G:G="Manual"))
=SUM(FILTER(H:H,G:G="Manual"))
=SUM(IF(G:G="Manual",H:H,0))

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A1 = 317.84, B1 = 422.79.
Cell A1 and B1 performs a SUM on couple of numbers that are calculated through basic math operators and a ROUND function.
Calling the following function in a nearby cell:
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A download link of the file:
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http://speedy.sh/bfMZM/.xlsx
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The reason is that you have circular references in BX68, BW68, BU68, BS68, BR68. Change in each of this cells 68 to 67. Correct formulas:
BX68: =SUM(BX65:BX67)
BW68: =SUM(BW65:BW67)
BU68: =SUM(BU65:BU67)
BS68: =SUM(BS65:BS67)
BR68: =SUM(BR65:BR67)
A guide for finding circular references easly: http://blogs.mccombs.utexas.edu/the-most/2012/06/22/find-circular-references-in-excel/

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I need to sum the integer values in a column in my excel spreadsheet. I also need to consider 2 to be 1. for example, I have the following column:
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I have a column with numerical data in cells ranging from 1 to 500.
I want to replace numbers 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 with string "1-9".
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