Re: Conditional Summing With Criteria
Thank you so much, Wigi! It works great!
Re: Conditional Summing With Criteria
Thank you so much, Wigi! It works great!
I have a workbook that allows employees to enter a range of sizes ("casepack") and they can then assign the number of units per size. They can have up to 6 "casepacks" per workbook.
For example, in Rows 2-7 they can name their casepack a letter (A through F) and then assign sizes in those rows.
In Rows 10 through 103 they can enter the number of units per size they wish to order.
On a different worksheet, I want to total all the units by size.
I've attached the workbook to clarify. I'm rather stumped. Any help would be appreciated. A formula or macro would help.
Re: Calculating Time Based on Time Per Item
Please disregard. I found the solution. I need to format my cells to be [h]:mm;@ to prevent the 24 hour rollover (it seems that if the time extended past 24 hours, it was an issue).
Hi ~
I'd appreciate any help. I have a spreadsheet that has the number of used books in column A and the number of new books in column B.
We've determined that it takes about 90 seconds to prepare a book to be put on the shelves.
I want to find out how many hours and minutes (don't care about seconds) it would take to process the books.
Here's an emample. I've also attached a spreadsheet so you can see that my formula doesn't seem to work correctly. I would appreciate ANY help since I'm kind of at my wit's end. I'm using Excel 2003.
# Used Books | # New Books | Hours/Minutes for Used | Hours/Minutes for New |
3,915 | 566 | The formula I have in here is "=IF(A2=0,"",((A2)*90)/(60*60*24))" | The formula I have in here is "=IF(B2=0,"",((B2)*90)/(60*60*24))" |
3,703 | 474 | ||
2,076 | 238 |