i have a table, i have a column of cells containing the values 'k' or
's' or 't' or 'r'
i then have a column of cells containing a sum of money representing a
figure 'k' has achieved on that particular row of cells etc.
i need to add the number into a seperate cell that will have the total
value of all of 'k' sums of money

sorry if thats confusing, its kinda hard to explain

Use SUMIF, along the lines of:

=SUMIF(your_range_containing_letters,"k",your_range_containing_money)

For example, it might look like this:

=SUMIF(A1:A100,"k",B1:B100)

This will add up the values in B1:B100 which have a corresponding value
of k in A1:A100.

Hope this helps.

Pete

(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
> i have a table, i have a column of cells containing the values 'k' or
> 's' or 't' or 'r'
> i then have a column of cells containing a sum of money representing a
> figure 'k' has achieved on that particular row of cells etc.
> i need to add the number into a seperate cell that will have the total
> value of all of 'k' sums of money
>
> sorry if thats confusing, its kinda hard to explain

you are an absolute star!!! thankyou

infact one more thing, im using this formula on a different workbook,
and i have this formula:
=sumif(Inspections!d10:80,"k",g10:g80)

where inspections is the workbook im geting the data from, and i cant
get the data.. have i put the wrong code in?

You seem to have missed the d in front of the first 80 and the sheet
name in
front of the second range. You probably need something like:

=sumif(Inspections!d10:d80,"k",Inspections!g10:g80)

I assume that Inspections is the name of a different work sheet in the
same
workbook.

Hope this helps.

Pete

(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
> infact one more thing, im using this formula on a different workbook,
> and i have this formula:
> =sumif(Inspections!d10:80,"k",g10:g80)
>
> where inspections is the workbook im geting the data from, and i cant
> get the data.. have i put the wrong code in?

Thanks for feeding back.

Pete

> all sorted, thankyou

Pete_UK wrote:
> You seem to have missed the d in front of the first 80 and the sheet
> name in
> front of the second range. You probably need something like:
>
> =sumif(Inspections!d10:d80,"k",Inspections!g10:g80)
>
> I assume that Inspections is the name of a different work sheet in the
> same
> workbook.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Pete
>
> (E-Mail Removed) wrote:
> > infact one more thing, im using this formula on a different workbook,
> > and i have this formula:
> > =sumif(Inspections!d10:80,"k",g10:g80)
> >
> > where inspections is the workbook im geting the data from, and i cant
> > get the data.. have i put the wrong code in?