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Hi,
Is there a formula to add values of cells based on conditioning formatting? I would like to add up all of the numbers in green to give me the sum of those?
I have attached sample
Thanks
Douglas
Hi,
Is there a formula to add values of cells based on conditioning formatting? I would like to add up all of the numbers in green to give me the sum of those?
I have attached sample
Thanks
Douglas
Basically you filter it (I had to look this one up too...)
Here's my source:
:: BatNoob
' BatNoob
/* BatNoob*/
Thanks,
I've tried that one as well but when you change the filters on the other suppliers the value for that particular one also changes. I need a formula that will work without applying filters.
It appears that the rule for the green highlighted cells is the minimum (bottom 1) value from each row. That being the case I propose the following:
1) Populate column I using: =MIN(D3:H3)
2) Populate column J using: =INDEX(D$1:H$1,MATCH(I3,D3:H3,0))
If the goal is to get a total of all minimums then use the following in I38: =SUM(I3:I35)
If the goal is to get the total from each supplier then use the following in D40:H40 =SUMIFS($I3:$I35,$J3:$J35,D1)
Let us know if you have any questions.
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Double post???
https://www.excelforum.com/excel-gen...ormatting.html
Ben Van Johnson
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