How to turn SUM D7 D269 into a numeric value

If the sum of d3:d7 divided by (d3:d7 is not the number of empty cells *10) is wrong, then the result of the whole formula is shown as n a, otherwise, d3:

The sum of d7 divided by (d3:d7 is not the number of empty cells *10) multiplied by 100 if function means: if the first expression iserror(sum(d3:

d7) (count(d3:d7)*10))."n a, otherwise sum(d3:d7)*100 (count(d3:.)

d7)*10. The first expression iserror(sum(d3:d7) (count(d3:.)

d7)*10)) meaning: if sum(d3:d7) (count(d3:

d7)*10 is an error, and the error has a division error of div 0!, with address errors, refs, etc. iserror means as long as sum(d3:

d7) (count(d3:d7)*10 is an arbitrary error, iserror(sum(d3:d7) (count(d3:

d7)*10)) is true, otherwise it is false. In the explanation sum(d3:d7) (count(d3:

d7)*10): sum(d3:d7) is of course d3:

The sum of d7, count(d3:d7) is the number of values in d3:d7.

Pls I have a value of 165 and my friend has a value of 900 and needs to drink medicine ** The plan can be the same.

Sum the range of d7:s7 and divide by it.

The contents of the cell are the sum of the d7 to s7 cells divided by the result.

Yes=sum(b2:d6), when you delete a row or column, the formula will be automatically adjusted, without manual intervention, and the calculation result will be adjusted accordingly.

Haha, yes=sum(b2:d6).

Because a line in the reference area relative to the region has been removed.

But what do you mean to know? You can try out the answer yourself.

However, the same absolute reference area will still be smaller because of the deletion of one line.

= 4 rows * 4 columns + 4 rows * 2 columns = 16 + 8 = 24

Don't know how your 18 is counted?

Your misconception is that you think that the range c4:d6 coincides and should only be counted as a single cell. This is the essential error, the syntax of the sum function sum(number1,number2......so, as long as there is a comma in the middle, even sum(a1,a1,a1), it is also the sum of the three data.

To make it more intuitive, in the above figure, only the cell value of C4 is 1, and everything else is empty, but because C4 is both in the A3:D6 region and C4:D7, the result of sumsum's sum is 2, not 1!

counta(e6:e806)—Indicates the number of cells with characters in the range e6 to e806.

sum(d7:d806) — finds the sum of the values in the range d7 to d806.

So, the formula you're providing is to find the difference between the two.

counta is a function that counts the number of non-empty cells.

sum is the summation function.

counta(e6:e806)-sum(d7:d806) means:

The number of non-empty cells in the region e6:e806) minus (the sum of the region d7:d806) [this formula is filled in column d, and the number of members of each household can be found].

This is the sum count formula for merging cells.

counta(e6:d806): counts the number of text cells in e6:e806 = sum(d7:d806) and calculates the number of cells excluding the first cell (the valid value of the merged cell is in the first cell).

Subtract the two functions to get the number of names in column e corresponding to the current merged cell.

According to this formula, the result should be the number of people in the first household.

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Enter at d1.

and(sum(d2:d9),sum(d10:d12)

But only if the equation is equal after you.

As in your equation, the first equal sign will be considered the beginning of the formula, the following equal sign will be used to determine whether both sides of the equation are equal, return true or false, and finally cell d1 should not get the result you want.

There is no difference, and the purpose of the final achievement is the same, except that one is simpler to implement and the other is complex.

The first sumif(d:d,d7,e:e) + sumif(d:d,d7&"-*", e:e) is implemented in two steps.

The first step is to calculate the sum of the e:e values in d:d that are the same as d7, and the sum of the e:e values in d:d that are the same as d7&"-.

The second step adds these two sums.

The second = sumif(d:d,d7&"*", e:e) is a one-step calculation of d:d and d7&"*"The sum of the values in the same e:e column.

“=sumif(d:d,d7&"*",e:e)" contains "=sumif(d:d,d7,e:e)", so in the previous formula, some of the data is calculated twice.

Purely according to the formula, the two formulas are not the same results.

Here are a few simple figures.

Column D is available.

Zhang San 01 (1).

Zhang San (2), Zhang San 01 (3).

d7 is Zhang San, then the formula of the former is 1+3, and the formula of the latter is 1+2+3

The result is the same!

One is calculated separately and one is calculated with fuzzy matching!

In column C of the sales record, find the same characters as the D7 cell in the product sales summary, and sum the values of column E corresponding to all the same items.

What you get from this should be a certain product, all the sales.

Sales Record! $c: $c: To find a summary of the sales of products in the region where the data is located! d7: The data to be found.

Sales Record! $e: $e: The area to be summed.

Overall significance: Find the sum of the total sales records of the D7 product.