I am working on a project where I need to track the totals, but some of my parameters are not numerical, giving me the #VALUE! error... how can I get around this? For example, this is the information I am working with...
LINE 11 | LINE 12
COLOR | MOLD | CASES | MOLD | CASES
Antique | 1101 | 14,784 | 2101 | 14,256
Antique | 1101 | 14,784 | 2101 | 14,256
Chmpgn | 1101 | 14,784 | 2101 | 14,256
There are 3 glass colors total, and about 13 different molds. The molds are run on two different lines of the machinery. I need to calculate the totals of each mould by color. However, if there is a mold change and/or color change, simply doing a SUMIF does not work because then I have to manually change the column restrictions each time... am I making sense? The formula I am attempting is something like this, but I cannot figure out where the error is (or rather, how to fix it)...
=SUMIF(B3:B5, "1101", C3:C5)(D3:D5, "1101", E3:E5),=IF(A3:A5,"Antique",0)
LINE 11 | LINE 12
COLOR | MOLD | CASES | MOLD | CASES
Antique | 1101 | 14,784 | 2101 | 14,256
Antique | 1101 | 14,784 | 2101 | 14,256
Chmpgn | 1101 | 14,784 | 2101 | 14,256
There are 3 glass colors total, and about 13 different molds. The molds are run on two different lines of the machinery. I need to calculate the totals of each mould by color. However, if there is a mold change and/or color change, simply doing a SUMIF does not work because then I have to manually change the column restrictions each time... am I making sense? The formula I am attempting is something like this, but I cannot figure out where the error is (or rather, how to fix it)...
=SUMIF(B3:B5, "1101", C3:C5)(D3:D5, "1101", E3:E5),=IF(A3:A5,"Antique",0)
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