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MS Office Forum / Excel / New Users / April 2008Summing #s while ignoring blanks...
Hello all, Before I ask my question I just want to thank you all in this group for your amazing helpfulness... I'd be so lost without this group! Thank you all! Now onto business... H2:H350 all have values... J2:J350 are always changing. by me inputting and deleting etc.. I want to be able to sum H2:H350 ONLY if there is a value in it's corresponding J cell... so if J2, J3, and J20 have values add H2, H3, H20. if I put a # in J4 add H4 too. I hope I worded my question in a way that makes sense... thank you all again! Try this: =SUMIF(J2:J350,"<>",H2:H350) Hope this helps. Pete > Hello all, > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > thank you all again! |
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