sumifs

问题 I would like to sum all cells in column B that corresponds to cells in column A which are not empty. However, in Excel, the term "not empty" is a bit ambigious: if a cell contains a formula, but the result is a null string, i.e. =IF(1=0,1,"") , it is considered not empty, even though the result is essentially nothing. However, I want to exclude such cells. The obvious thing to try first is =SUMIF(A:A,"<>",B:B) But this does not work, because the operator <> only says a cell is empty if it is

问题 I want to calculate sum by multiple criterias for the table: A B C D 1 crit1 crit2 code amount 2 a b code1 10 3 a b code3 20 4 a b code2 100 5 a b code1 80 6 a b code4 30 Also I have range of codes to exclude: A B C D ........... 10 exclude rows 11 code1 12 code8 My formula for the marked result cell looks like this: SUMIFS(D2:D6,A2:A6,"a",B2:B6,"b") . How can I change my SUMIFS formula to filter by codes that are not in exclude codes range ( A11:A12 )? 回答1: =SUMPRODUCT( (A2:A6="a") * (B2:B6=

问题 I just discovered here that I can use SUMIFS with multiple criterias, which is really cool. But there is any way to set a variable to the criterias? Example: instead of writting =SUM(SUMIFS(sum_range,criteria_range,{"red","blue"})) I would like to put the text "red" on the cell A1 and write: =SUM(SUMIFS(sum_range,criteria_range,{A1,"blue"})) Thank you 回答1: If your range of values is A1:A2, try using that as the third (Criteria1) argument, and pressing CTRL + SHIFT + ENTER instead of just

问题 The SUMIFS function return zero value since one of the parameters do not exist for a specific value. How can I modify the function so when it will not encounter one of the parameters, it will not return zero value but just refer to the parameters that do exist. =SUMIFS('GL Account Details'!$AB:$AB,'GL Account Details'!$N:$N,Sheet3!A4,'GL Account Details'!$A:$A,Sheet3!$H$1,'GL Account Details'!$A:$A,Sheet3!$H$2) The parameter "Sheet3!$H$2" do not exist for the specific value "Sheet3!A4". For

问题 I have a dataframe (obs) with 145 rows and more than 1000 columns plus a numeric vector with 145 values (thr). I would like to derive another vector (sumifs) with 145 elements where each element is the sum of the values of obs[n,] >= thr[n]. I thought I could run a for loop where a single row sum is calculated more or less like: sumifs[n] <- if(obs[n,]>=thr[n],sum(obs[n,])) but I didn't manage to make it work for the single row either. I've been giving a look to other questions where it has

问题 I am using SUMIFS and want the sum_range dynamically to change according to the name I have of a column. I have a table with about 100 columns. Say one of these columns is Paid_BC_items . I want a formula that looks for which column Paid_BC_items is in and somehow insert that into the SUMIF here where the Sheet4!J:J part is. I have a few other criteria here too which are fixed so they don't need to be dynamic. =SUMIFS(Sheet4!J:J,Sheet4!$C:$C,Sheet2!$D$3,Sheet4!$E:$E, Sheet2!$C6, Sheet4!$G:$G,

问题 I would like to create a succinct Excel formula that SUMS a column based on a set of AND conditions, plus a set of OR conditions. My Excel table contains the following data and I used defined names for the columns. Quote_Value (Worksheet!$A:$A) holds an accounting value. Days_To_Close (Worksheet!$B:$B) contains a formula that results in a number. Salesman (Worksheet!$C:$C) contains text and is a name. Quote_Month (Worksheet!$D:$D) contains a formula (=TEXT(Worksheet!$E:$E,"mmm-yy"))to convert

问题 I have a last_name, first_name, salary, and total_salary columns. The sales person appears multiple times throughout the spread sheet. What I would like to do is write a function that will sum up the salary column in the total_salary column only where the sales person appears. Example output: Desired output: Thanks 回答1: Try this (assuming your data is in columns A:C starting row 1): =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1=A:A),--(B1=B:B),C:C) Autofit down the list as required. 回答2: Use the SumIfs function. Suppose

问题 I have a list of lists that looks like: [['chr1', '3088', '1', 744, 'L1MCc_dup1'] ['chr1', '3089', '1', 744, 'L1MCc_dup1'] ['chr1', '3090', '1', 744, 'L1MCc_dup1'] ['chr1', '15037', '1', 96, 'MER63B'] ['chr1', '15038', '1', 96, 'MER63B'] ['chr1', '15039', '1', 96, 'MER63B'] ['chr1', '15040', '1', 96, 'MER63B'] ['chr1', '19465', '1', 418, 'MLT2B4_dup1'] ['chr1', '19466', '1', 418, 'MLT2B4_dup1'] ['chr1', '19467', '1', 418, 'MLT2B4_dup1']] I need to make the equivalent of a sumifs function in

问题 I'm trying to tell Excel to change the cell reference for a SUMIF formula based on the last cell that contains a value in each row. Right now, I know I could write a nested if statement to do this for me, but it's far too unwieldy to be a long-term solution. Example: On a separate report, every person in this list has multiple lines recording their daily sales. On a small scale, I'd simply write a SUMIF that uses for A2, B3 and C4 as criteria. The scale is much much larger, so my current