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  1. 07-26-2018, 02:20 PM #1
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    SUMIF statement for using two possible totals plus display ERROR if user error

    Hi All,

    First time on the site and apologies if I don't describe well..

    I have a table with TWO totals and want to use ONE of them to total up multiplying the day rate.

    Table is:
    First total - Project Effort per task (This is auto populated) = Cell H55
    or
    Second total - Project Effort per task (This is manually entered) = Cell K55

    The Day Rate = O55

    Total = Q55 (£ Sterling)

    The formula should Multiple the Day Rate(O55) by either H55 (if populated and greater than 0.0) or K55 (if populated and greater then 0.0)
    If we have a figure in Column H (automatic entered) and Column K (manually entered) then show 'ERROR' in Q55.

    Anyone help pls?

    Thanks all for solving and helping me out
    Last edited by AliGW; 07-26-2018 at 05:07 PM. Reason: Post reinstated - thread makes no sense without it.
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    Re: SUMIF statement for using two possible totals plus display ERROR if user error

    Hello and welcome to the forum.

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    Re: SUMIF statement for using two possible totals plus display ERROR if user error

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    Re: SUMIF statement for using two possible totals plus display ERROR if user error

    I'm sure this could have been greatly simplified for the sake of a sample sheet... Also, I don't see the desired results. Where are they in your "sample" from post #3?
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    Re: SUMIF statement for using two possible totals plus display ERROR if user error

    See if this will work for you...
    =IF(AND(H55>0,K55>0),"ERROR",O55*IF(H55=0,K55,H55))
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    Re: SUMIF statement for using two possible totals plus display ERROR if user error

    Also, I think your formula in H55 could be simplified to this...
    =E55*C55*IF(B55="All",SUM($B$8:$B$10),VLOOKUP(B55,$A$8:$B$10,2,0))
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    Re: SUMIF statement for using two possible totals plus display ERROR if user error

    Hi,

    Apologies...future ones I will add a sample sheet.
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    Re: SUMIF statement for using two possible totals plus display ERROR if user error

    Many thanks...this has worked.

    Surprised you cracked it with my vaguaries!
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    Re: SUMIF statement for using two possible totals plus display ERROR if user error

    Happy to help
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    Re: SUMIF statement for using two possible totals plus display ERROR if user error

    Thanks...I will edit.
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    Re: SUMIF statement for using two possible totals plus display ERROR if user error

    I have reinstated the opening post. Please do not post-edit your threads - it renders them useless to others.
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