I'm looking for a formula.

devinberry1997

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Hello! I'm hoping someone will be able to help me find a formula for this spreadsheet. All the details of what I need the formula to do are under the "Sheet1" tab in this spreadsheet. Thanks!

 

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Report Sheet Pallet Count Test 4-9-24.xls
Z
615
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
Z6Z6=SUMIFS(L$6:L$16,$D$6:$D$16,$Y6)
 
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Report Sheet Pallet Count Test 4-9-24.xls
Z
615
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
Z6Z6=SUMIFS(L$6:L$16,$D$6:$D$16,$Y6)
This ended up working great. AMAZING! I was scratching my head for hours trying to figure out a formula. Thank you so much! When you get a chance would you mind helping with a formula that populates the cells blank when there's no data in the "Y"-"AT" columns of the "Pallet Count" tab on this sheet?

Here's an updated version:
 
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I would use a userdedinged number format: General,General,
And replace the formula with a SUMIFS().
Report Sheet Master 2024 (In Progress).xls
ALAM
6119 
799 
Pallet Count
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
AL6:AM7AL6=SUMIFS(Z$6:Z$95,$Y$6:$Y$95,$AK6)
 
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Solution
So having a little trouble here..I would like to know how to color the cell above if only both Product ID are entered. it cant be a specfic text as it is just important if something is in there but all cell ranges need to have some value.


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This is what I have so far but I can't seem to take into account multiple cells as the condition. so like =NOT(ISBLANK(C4:C5:C6)) etc
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Try:
Excel Formula:
=and(not(isblank(C4)),not(isblank(C4)),not(isblank(C4)))
 
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You may be able to use the COUNTBLANK function.

Excel Formula:
COUNTBLANK(C4:C6)
will count the number of blank cells in the range C4:C6

You could use something like:
Excel Formula:
=IF(COUNTBLANK(C4:C6)=3,...
to check to see if they are ALL blank.

Likewise, you could use something like:
Excel Formula:
=IF(COUNTBLANK(C4:C6)=0,...
to check to see if they are ALL are populated.

If used in Conditional Formatting, it would just be:
Excel Formula:
=COUNTBLANK(C4:C6)=3
or
Excel Formula:
=COUNTBLANK(C4:C6)=0
respectively.
 
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You are welcome.
Glad we were able to help!
 
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Hello all, not sure how to word this, if I have an Excel start date in one cell and in another cell a number, what future month in the year would this be.
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Thank you hope you can help.
 
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