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Thread: Different cells that need to sum in one

Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago by Cbdavis
I have one cell that needs to contain the possible sum of cell (A1*B1) or (C1*D1) or (E1*F1) but only one of the 3 possibles For example : A1 is $10.00 B1 is QTY 1 Sum is $10.00 C1 is $8.00 D1 is QTY 1 Sum is $8.00 E1 is $7.00 F1 is QTY 1 Sum is $7.00 Also would be nice if I could allow only 2 of the cells to contain numbers at a time (A1 and B1) or (C1 And ...
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Jacob Skaria replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
--You can try the below formula. (all in one line) =IF(COUNT(A1:B1)=2,A1*B1,IF(COUNT(C1 1)=2,C1*D1, IF(COUNT(E1:F1)=2,E1*F1,0))) --Also to make sure you have only two numbers entered you can set data validation for this range.. Select A1:F1 . From menu DataValidationselect 'Custom' and copy paste the below formula. =COUNT($A$1:$F$1)3 If this post helps click Yes ---------------...

Cbdavis replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
That worked Great ! What if I want to continue that formula in the next rows below that throughout the sheet? "Jacob Skaria" wrote: --You can try the below formula. (all in one line) =IF(COUNT(A1:B1)=2,A1*B1,IF(COUNT(C1 1)=2,C1*D1, IF(COUNT(E1:F1)=2,E1*F1,0))) --Also to make sure you have only two numbers entered you can set data validation for this range.. Select ...

Jacob Skaria replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
--Copy the IF() formula down.. --Select the range and set the data validation...Slight change in the formula =COUNT($A1:$F1)3 If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Cbdavis" wrote: That worked Great ! What if I want to continue that formula in the next rows below that throughout the sheet? "Jacob Skaria" wrote: --You can try the ...

Cbdavis replied 1 month, 3 weeks ago
I can not get the validation to work correctly. It will not allow me to enter any value when I use the function below =COUNT($A$1:$F$1)3 Is it because there are cells in between the range I am using? I would like to have data entered in either F7, H7or J7 There is data in E7, G7 and I7 already "Jacob Skaria" wrote: --You can try the below formula. (all in ...

 

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Different cells that need to sum...
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I can not get the validation to work correctly. It will not allow me to enter any value when I use the function below =COUNT($A$1:$F$1)3 Is it because there are cells in between the range I am using? I would like to have data entered in either F7, H7or J7 There is data in E7, G7 and I7 already "Jacob Skaria" wrote: --You can try the below formula. (all in one line) =IF(COUNT(A1:B1)=2,A1*B1,IF(COUNT(C1 1)=2,C1*D1,...
Jacob Skaria
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Different cells that need to sum...
Published (2009-11-08 15:54:00)
--Copy the IF() formula down.. --Select the range and set the data validation...Slight change in the formula =COUNT($A1:$F1)3 If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Cbdavis" wrote: That worked Great ! What if I want to continue that formula in the next rows below that throughout the sheet? "Jacob Skaria" wrote: --You can try the below formula. (all in one line)...

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