Formula to Sum Specific Amounts

Nancy Mayberry

Putting it mildly, I don't understand formulas. I'd like a formula that will total all amounts when the word "Billed" is in the same row. Then another formula for when the word "Originated" is in the same row.

For example, every time I add a new month's totals, I'd like the YTD totals to update. I tried this, but I really don't know what I'm doing: =SUMIF(Month B & O:Month B & O; Billed:Billed) It's #UNPARSEABLE.

I'm attaching a screen shot. Please let me know if this needs more explaining. Thank you in advance.

Sameer Karkhanis

You are probably looking for something like below,

=SUMIF([Month B & O]1:[Month B & O]5, [Month B & O]@row, MV1:MV5) -- You can use this for both the billed and originated rows. (If you drag the formula MV will be replaced by the column name. If you copy paste then manually replace with appropriate column name). In this case, if you insert additional rows above the YTD Totals row then the formula will adjust automatically and give you the sum you are looking for.

Since you are using the same value (aka Billed and Originated) in the rows under YTD totals you cannot use the entire column range. If you do want to use the column range then you may want to specify values"Billed Totals" and "Originated Totals" instead as the cell values in rows under YTD Totals. In that case you can use,

=SUMIF([Month B & O]:[Month B & O], "Billed", MV:MV) and =SUMIF([Month B & O]:[Month B & O], "Originated", MV:MV)