Re: NOT <> function
From: Vasant Nanavati (vasantn)
Date: 03/20/04
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Date: Fri, 19 Mar 2004 23:31:50 -0500
Because the criterion has to be in the form of a string. You can use:
"<>"&C5
instead of:
"<>Vermont"
if you prefer.
-- Vasant if you prefer "JB" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:d9a001c40e2b$2df378d0$a601280a@phx.gbl... > I don't understand why I have to type the word "Vermont" > in the formula using <>"Vermont" and I can just use the > cell reference (or just click in the cell) for the > formula that totals the amount in Vermont > > Anderson Sales > Client List > > > Anderson $22,401 Vermont > Axelton 32,145 Massachusetts > Boxter 58,956 New Hampshire > Byrnes 10,057 Rhode Island > Carter 98,475 Rhode Island > Cooper 66,547 Massachusetts > Dexter 98,574 Vermont > Dymes 10,358 Vermont > Earnes 62,478 Massachusetts > Everston 20,588 Rhode Island > Falk 33,657 Maine > Forkner 55,894 Maine > > > > Amount of Sales in Vermont 131,333 > =SUMIF(C5:C16,C5,B5:B16) > > Amount of Sales not in Vermont 438,797 > =SUMIF(C5:C16,"<>Vermont",B5:B16) > >
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