I want to sum all cells in a row from G7 to infinity. The criteria is dates in a month in row B7 to infinity. Is this possible?
I have tried, and came up with this:
=SUMIFS(Sum(G:G)-sum(G1:G6);sum(B:B)-sum(B1:b6);">=01.01.2016";sum(B:B)-sum(b1-B6);"<=31.01.2016")
Can anyone correct me?
FYI: All the cells in row G contains formulas, but return a number
You could use this:
=SUMIFS(G7:INDEX(G:G; MATCH(1E+99;B:B));B7:INDEX(B:B; MATCH(1E+99;B:B));">=01.01.2016";B7:INDEX(B:B; MATCH(1E+99;B:B));"<=31.01.2016")
It will grow as the data grows. The INDEX/MATCH finds the last cell with a number in Column B and sets that as the last cell.
You might want to use G6:G65536 and click OK. 65536 for Excel 2003 and earlier, 1048576 for 2007 and 2010.
For 2007-2010
=SUMIFS(sum(G6:G1048576),sum(B6:B1048576),">=01.01.2016",sum(B6:B1048576),"<=31.01.2016")
Edited: irrelevant information removed.
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in excel I'm trying to accomplish a scenario where I have a total in one cell as 100% above which I have three Cells which have their values referenced from other cells please see the image below
In here my first total cell value is fixed i.e., 50% and on which the next total will be calculated to 100%.
Now my problem is adjusting the #3 values to 100% based on user input values from before cells
Looking forward for a solution.
Thanks a lot in advance!
Try this
Insert below formulas in B column and check. here formula in cell A4 is =SUM(A1:A3)
I have an excel sheet which I need help with.
I have already took sum with
=SUM(INDEX(B3:K7,MATCH(A13,A3:A7,0),0))
formula and need to get the sum for specific data range. Like sum only for last 3 days from today.
Please help.
Try this SUMPRODUCT variant
=SUMPRODUCT(INDIRECT("B"&MATCH(A13,A3:A7)+2&":K"&MATCH(A13,A3:A7)+2),--(B2:K2>=(B10-3)),--(B2:K2<="B10"))
UPDATED
To have the formula in different sheet you need to include the sheet references. I suggested cutting and pasting it from Sheet2 to Sheet1 but missed out that the part inside INDIRECT will not be adjusted by Excel automatically.
=SUMPRODUCT(INDIRECT("Sheet2!B"&MATCH(A13,Sheet2!A3:A7)+2&":ZZ"&MATCH(A13,Sheet2!A3:A7)+2),--(Sheet2!B2:ZZ2>=(TODAY()-7)))
I have 4 sheets, sheet1,sheet2,sheet3,sheet4 in an excel file. All sheets are exactly same and have some cells with numeric values and others ar eeither blank or have text value.
I want the 4th sheet to have numerical values which are sum of the first 3 sheets.
Is there any general forumula which I can apply to each cell to accomplish this ?
What version of excel are you using? This can effect the maximum number of cells on a sheet.
In excel 2007 or later, the maximum number of rows is 1048576. Using this to set the range and the SUM function you will capture every numerical value on sheets 1-3 by entering the following formula on sheet 4:
=SUM(Sheet1! 1:1048576, Sheet2! 1:1048576, Sheet3! 1:1048576)
For pre 2007 versions (and 2007 working in compatibility mode) the maximum is 65536.
I want to create a TOTAL row at the top of my spreadsheet. In this row, each cell should be the SUM of the values in the column below the TOTAL row.
So for example, if the total row is Row 1, cell A1 should be the SUM of A2 through the last row in column A. The number of rows in the spreadsheet will grow over time, so I can't just say SUM(A2:A500) because eventually there will be row 501, 502, 503 etc.
If you want something that just works in Google Spreadsheets (as the title suggests), you can use open-ended ranges:
=SUM(A2:A)
In Excel, you can specify the maximum rows for that version; for example, for 2007 and 2010:
=SUM(A2:A1048576)
This will work in Google Spreadsheets as well, and is beyond the current theoretical row limit in GSheets (400000)*.
Edit: *The quoted limit of the new version of Sheets is actually now 2 million cells.
Try this
=SUM(OFFSET(A1,1,0,ROWS(A:A)-1,1))
Works in both Excel and Google Docs
One downside: by using OFFSET the formula becomes Volatile ie is calculated every time the sheet calculates irrespective of data change.
One way you can do this in both Excel/Google Spreadsheets is to add a dummy column with a single value at the top (and all blanks for the remainder of the column).
You can then do a SUMIF to summarize all values except the one which is not "" - which should just be the cell A1 - put the following in B1, with whatever numbers below B1 you want and anything in A1.
=SUMIF(A:A,"",B:B)
=(B3+C3+D3+E3+F3+G3+H3+I3+J3+K3+L3+M3)
This worked for me. 3 being the row number
When you Drag the box downward the formula transfers down and changes the row number automatically for each row.
After I put another heading several rows down
adding the word SUM into the formula worked.
=SUM(B19+C19+D19+E19+F19+G19+H19+I19+J19+K19+L19+M19)
Not sure if it was necessary. But just copy pasting the first formula I used into the lower segment made an error message.
I’m a designer. I have a list of tasks, with hours, and I’ve split them into milestones. I want to count the number of hours for each milestone.
Here’s a picture:
In other words: I want to look at the value in the M column, if it’s 1, I want to get the cell across it, then repeat down the rows, and sum the whole lot.
See if you can figure that one out with the least cell wastage! :) (This is Numbers for Mac, so no macros or vbscript or what-have-you.)
In Excel the SUMIF formula can be used.
Assumption: In picture above, the 'Hours' label is in cell A1
The formula for 'Milestone 1' in cell E2 would be:
=SUMIF($C2:$C11,RIGHT(E1,1),$A2:$A11)
The syntax of the formula is:
=SUMIF(range, criteria, sum range)
The criteria is determined by using the last character in the 'Milestone' heading.