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Summing a variably-sized range

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Titan - 26 Aug 2005 06:03 GMT
I have a list of ages in one column, adjacent to it, is the 'fractional' part
of the age:

AGE     INT    AGE-INT
54.32    54    0.32
55.21    55    0.21
55.43    55    0.43
55.54    55    0.54
56.88    56    0.88
56.94    56    0.94

I want to create a column that would sum 'AGE-INT' where all the 'INT's are
the same.  For example the above might produce: '0.32  1.18  0  0  1.82  0'.  
The zeroes could be in different places or not even present, that would be
fine.  Is there a way to do this without writing a macro, because I've never
done that before.
Biff - 26 Aug 2005 06:20 GMT
Hi!

Create a list of all the unique INTS

Assume that list starts in cell D1

In cell E1 enter this formula and copy down

=SUMIF(B$1:B$100,D1,C$1:C$100)

Biff

>I have a list of ages in one column, adjacent to it, is the 'fractional'
>part
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> never
> done that before.
 
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