I have created a budget spreadsheet and a exspense register. I have assigned
each exspense an account number. How can I get the sum of all exspenses
assigned to a certain account number

Try

=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A25=account number)*(B1:B25))

You account number can be put in the formula or better be a cell reference

=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A25=C1)*(B1:B25))

Mike


"Mohill" wrote:

> I have created a budget spreadsheet and a exspense register. I have assigned
> each exspense an account number. How can I get the sum of all exspenses
> assigned to a certain account number

Assume:

A1:A100 = account numbers
b1:B100 = expenses

Use a cell to hold the criteria account number:

D1 = some account number

Then:

=SUMIF(A1:A100,D1,B1:B100)


--
Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Mohill" wrote:

> I have created a budget spreadsheet and a exspense register. I have assigned
> each exspense an account number. How can I get the sum of all exspenses
> assigned to a certain account number

On Feb 26, 1:03*pm, Mohill <Moh...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> I have created a budget spreadsheet and a exspense register. I have assigned
> each exspense an account number. *How can I get the sum of all exspenses
> assigned to a certain account number

Try the SumIf formula