assume a table where one column has values T1...Tn. how would I get the sum of another column where the corresponding T value is a set?
=SUMIFS(...,Sheet1!$D$1:$D$250,{"T1","T2","T3","T4","T5"})
I tried this but it is only picking values corresponding to T1
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I am looking to find a way to fill a whole column with the same output, "Yes", based on the number of cells in the adjacent column.
For example, if there's data in A2:A10, I would like B2:B10 to be filled with "Yes". If more data is added to column A, I'd like column B to automatically update / spill the "Yes" into additional rows within B based on the number of entries added to column A.
I'm aware that I can do an =IF(ISBLANK()) statement for each row, but I am trying to reduce the number of formulas. I'd like to try and do this with a single formula within the top row of column B that spills down.
The value in column A can change, I'm only trying to check the number of non-blank values.
I'm using Excel / Office 365.
This is a generic solution for column A containing mixed datatypes:
=REPT("Yes",A2:INDEX(A:A,MAX(IFNA(MATCH(IF({0;1},"Ω",77^77),A:A),0)))<>"")
I'm using the filter formula to return a list of results. The length of rows of the list is variable.
For each returned value I need to apply a new formula. I would like to know if I can extend this formula automatically all rows based on the length of the list.
A simple example: On cells A1:B100 I have a list of values. On Cell D1 I have this formula =FILTER(A2:A10;B2:B10="Filter")
The result will be a list in Colum D that can have 1 row and upto 100.
In Column E I need to have this formula D1*10. This should extend to the rows below dynamicaly based on the number of rows returned on the Filter formula
Any ideas if this can be done automatically?
What I'm doing is quite more complex than this example since I'm filtering a table that is in a different workbook that is custom data type and the number of rows will vary from about 10 to over 9.000
Use the spilled range operator # after the cell in question:
=D1#*10
I am looking to normalize all the values that appear within a column in an Excel file within the range of -1 to 1. The values in this column are currently within a range of -1.53 to 1.53. Is there a way to modify the formula for the column in order to fit the values within the desired range?
If the values are in column A, then in B1 enter:
=A1/1.53
and copy down
I have a table where I need to obtain the sum of one column where the values in two other columns match specific criteria.
What I need would be the sum of the Value column where the customer name matches Customer A and the Order Status matches Complete. For this example the result would be £150.00
I am using Excel 2007.
SUMIFS is available in 2007+
first parameter is what values to sum, the subsuiquent pairs are the range and their criteria.
For your example, it would be
=SUMIFS(D:D,A:A,"Customer A",C:C,"Completed")
You could also summarize the whole table using a pivot table.
In Excel I need to Sum Values, but only if ANY of a full column of text values appears in a specific column. In other words: "Sum the Values [Column X] where Country=Y, but only where ID= [anything from A2:A2000, formatted as text]. If the ID isn't one of those values in the range, I don't want the Row value for Country=Y to be Summed.
I can't do this line-by-line, so I'm looking for the syntax of a range vs. another range., since the ID "keys" are in a separate column than the countries to be Summed by.
Column A = individual Countries, in a separate table we have a very long list of "valid" IDs. From the main data table, I want to Sumif Widgets column by Country, but only where ID = one of the IDs in the "valid' ID table.
You can use SUMIFS and SUMPRODUCT.
Let's say Sheet1 column A has the countries, Sheet1 column B has the IDs, Sheet1 column C has the values, Sheet2 column A has the IDs to match and all tables have headers in row 1. This formula is being put on Sheet1.
=SUMPRODUCT(SUMIFS($C$2:$C$100,$A$2:$A$100,"CountryName",$B$2:$B$100,Sheet2!$A$2:$A$100))
SUMIFS gives the sum of range C2:C100, for which the range A2:A100 corresponds to the text "Countryname", and for which the IDs in range B2:B100 correspond to the IDs on the other sheets. The values returned are in an array, and as such, you uses SUMPRODUCT to sum them up.
Change the range references accordingly.