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SUMIF
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I have 2 columns of 26 entries, column J is tool numbers and column K is number of uses.What i require is when i enter a tool number in cell 1a it looks in the J column for the corresponding tool number and fills 1b with the number of uses available?Ive managed with a single entry SUMIF(a1,j1,j2) but how do i use the full columns as a reference |
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Hi!
=SUMIF(J1:J26,A1,K1:K26) It sounds to me like you might want a lookup. If the above formula isn't what you're after try this one: =IF(A1="","",VLOOKUP(A1,J1:K26,2,0)) Biff -----Original Message----- Hi, I have 2 columns of 26 entries, column J is tool numbers and column K is number of uses.What i require is when i enter a tool number in cell 1a it looks in the J column for the corresponding tool number and fills 1b with the number of uses available?Ive managed with a single entry SUMIF(a1,j1,j2) but how do i use the full columns as a reference . |
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Thanx,managed to get what i wanted using this =VLOOKUP(B4,TABLE!$A$1:$B$26,2, FALSE) "Biff" wrote: Hi! =SUMIF(J1:J26,A1,K1:K26) It sounds to me like you might want a lookup. If the above formula isn't what you're after try this one: =IF(A1="","",VLOOKUP(A1,J1:K26,2,0)) Biff -----Original Message----- Hi, I have 2 columns of 26 entries, column J is tool numbers and column K is number of uses.What i require is when i enter a tool number in cell 1a it looks in the J column for the corresponding tool number and fills 1b with the number of uses available?Ive managed with a single entry SUMIF(a1,j1,j2) but how do i use the full columns as a reference . |
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