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I'm curious if it is possible to have a SUMIF function determine a total ofr numbers in a column but only if cells in the column next to it are being used?
I've attached an example that will help explain it better
Any help is appreciated!
I'm curious if it is possible to have a SUMIF function determine a total ofr numbers in a column but only if cells in the column next to it are being used?
I've attached an example that will help explain it better
Any help is appreciated!
Last edited by Gtrtim112; 09-05-2013 at 01:31 PM.
Try
=SUMPRODUCT((G4:G15<>"")*(F4:F15))
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Then you would probably want to switch over to SUMIFS(), this allows you to set multiple criteria.
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Wouldn't that be
=SUMIF(G4:G15,"<>",F4:F15)
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