Friday, 10 July 2015

Excel Tips - Tip 6 (Using SUMIF formulae)

After all the appreciation and positive feedback, I am pleased to continue my tips.

Here is the Sixth tip for you. Hope this help you.

Using SUMIF Formulae is very easy and effective.

SUMIF() & SUMIFS()

How it help us :
Add all Values in range with a specific criteria or Multiple Criteria

How to use it :
=SUMIF(Range,crietria,[sum_range])
=SUMIFS(sum_range, criteria_range1, criteria1,[criteria_range2, criteria2],...)

Here are some Examples for the same.



Points to remember while using SUMIF()
  1. SUMIF() adds values based on a single criteria and SUMIFS()adds values based on a Multiple criteria.
  2. If sum_range argument is omitted, Excel uses the criteria range (range) as the sum range as default.
  3. Criteria could be a number, expression, cell reference, text, or a formula
  4. Criteria which are text or mathematical/logical symbols (such as =,+,-,/,*) should be in double quotes i.e. (“”)



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