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Old May 7th, 2004, 12:43 PM
djackson
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I am wanting to add the number of cells of a certain range.

Lets say I have range a13:k13, I need it to use the sumif to find the
values 5, and -5. I assume the sumif would be teh easiest way, but
cant seem to get the results im looking for. Can anyone throw some
advice this way.

Thanks in advance


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Old May 7th, 2004, 01:55 PM
DNF Karran
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=SUMIF(F7:F11,"5",F7:F11)-SUMIF(F7:F11,"-5",F7:F11)

Is the simplest way.

Duncan


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Old May 7th, 2004, 02:00 PM
Don Guillett
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1. For the sake of the archives, please use meaningful subject lines such as
Sumif problem
2. try using sumproduct
to count
=SUMPRODUCT((G1:H4-5)*(G1:H45))
to sum
=SUMPRODUCT((G1:H4-5)*(G1:H45)*G1:H4)
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"djackson " wrote in message
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I am wanting to add the number of cells of a certain range.

Lets say I have range a13:k13, I need it to use the sumif to find the
values 5, and -5. I assume the sumif would be teh easiest way, but
cant seem to get the results im looking for. Can anyone throw some
advice this way.

Thanks in advance


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Old May 7th, 2004, 02:01 PM
Bob Phillips
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=SUMPRODUCT((A13:K13-5)*(A13:K135),(A13:K13))

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"djackson " wrote in message
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I am wanting to add the number of cells of a certain range.

Lets say I have range a13:k13, I need it to use the sumif to find the
values 5, and -5. I assume the sumif would be teh easiest way, but
cant seem to get the results im looking for. Can anyone throw some
advice this way.

Thanks in advance


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