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    Formula help (SumIf totals caculations COMPLETELY LOST!)

    So, taking the easy way out came around to bite me in the butt. I had someone help me with the formulas for this excel sheet, now I need to make a change, and have no idea how to do it.

    Hopefully the sheet is pretty self explanatory but basically I need to subtract the 1099 column for each month (H24:H200) from the commission totals for each month (F2:F13) and place that value in a new column under TOTAL NET COMMISSIONS G2:G13

    For example, in October, there were two 1099 entries ($1,467.00 & $1,500.00)

    I need to add up the total 1099 value for each month and then subtract it from the month's total commission.

    Geez... I am rambling. If anyone has a clue as to what I need please help, or point me in the right direction! Thank you so much in advance! File attached.

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    Re: Formula help (SumIf totals caculations COMPLETELY LOST!)

    I may have missed the point but I just added two columns - see attached sample.
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    Re: Formula help (SumIf totals caculations COMPLETELY LOST!)

    If you wanted it all in the one column, then try this in cell F11:
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    Re: Formula help (SumIf totals caculations COMPLETELY LOST!)

    Quote Originally Posted by tuph View Post
    I may have missed the point but I just added two columns - see attached sample.
    This would work, however for "ADJUSTED COMMISSIONS" it is showing $0.00 for any month without a "1099" value. Is there a formula I can put in there that doesn't depend on a value for 1099 but still calculates the ADJUSTED COMMISSIONS.

    I tried putting in 0 for all the 1099 that didn't have any and it still showed $0.00 for the ADJUSTED COMMISSION

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    Re: Formula help (SumIf totals caculations COMPLETELY LOST!)

    Quote Originally Posted by Beamernsw View Post
    If you wanted it all in the one column, then try this in cell F11:
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    That worked perfectly, however, I'm now realizing seperated columns would be best "TOTAL COMMISSIONS", "TOTAL 1099", and "NET COMMISSIONS" so I can see exactly how much went to 1099 each month. It's the Months that mess me up. I can handle equations dealing with x to y but when i need to calculate the values based on months I'm lost. Even studying the equations, it's all greek to me!

    THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR RESPONDING THOUGH!

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    Re: Formula help (SumIf totals caculations COMPLETELY LOST!)

    In that case, use tuph's example and paste this formula into cell H2 and copy down:

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    Instead of 0.00 if G2 is blank, it uses the value of cell F2.

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    Re: Formula help (SumIf totals caculations COMPLETELY LOST!)

    Quote Originally Posted by Beamernsw View Post
    In that case, use tuph's example and paste this formula into cell H2 and copy down:

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    Instead of 0.00 if G2 is blank, it uses the value of cell F2.
    THIS WILL WORK! lol thanks so much for contributing! Now when I have some free time, I promise I will try to learn WHY this all works.

    Thank you again everyone!!! It has been solved!

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    Re: Formula help (SumIf totals caculations COMPLETELY LOST!)

    you're most welcome

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    Re: Formula help (SumIf totals caculations COMPLETELY LOST!)

    Happy to be of assistance.

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