Multipul equations resulting in 1 answer?
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May 17, 2010 at 05:10 AM
rizvisa1 Posts 4478 Registration date Thursday January 28, 2010 Status Contributor Last seen May 5, 2022 - May 17, 2010 at 07:13 AM
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May 17, 2010 at 05:49 AM
May 17, 2010 at 05:49 AM
For that you have to use what is known as array formula. In a very plain term it is just like regular formula, but it evaluates each member of data in member individually and return the resulting value. To enter this formula, you have to press CTRL + SHIFT + ENTER at the same time
=sum(if(B3:F3>8,B3:F3-8,0))
Since last you mention that you are looking to learn excel
so let me break the formula for you
an IF statement is like this. IF(CONDITION, show this if true, show this if false)
=IF(A1>35, today(), "no clue")
For conditions, you can use, AND and OR
=IF(AND(a1>45, a1<35), "a1 is between 35 and 45", "a1 is not between 35 and 45)
you can have up to 7 nested if
=IF(CONDition 1, if(condition2, true, false), if(condition3, true, false))
now to to the formula, since is it array formula, each element would be evaluated individually. It is saying that for each member in the range B3:F3, check if it is greater than 8. If it is greater than subtract it from 8 , else show 0. Once all if statements are evaluated, then add the resulting values
so internally you have
1,1,2,1 via IF statement
and then sum adds it up as 4
if you have entered array formula correctly, you should see your formula as
{=sum(if(B3:F3>8,B3:F3-8,0))}. Note you do not enter {} youself, this comes in by itself if you use CTRL + SHIFT + ENTER
=sum(if(B3:F3>8,B3:F3-8,0))
Since last you mention that you are looking to learn excel
so let me break the formula for you
an IF statement is like this. IF(CONDITION, show this if true, show this if false)
=IF(A1>35, today(), "no clue")
For conditions, you can use, AND and OR
=IF(AND(a1>45, a1<35), "a1 is between 35 and 45", "a1 is not between 35 and 45)
you can have up to 7 nested if
=IF(CONDition 1, if(condition2, true, false), if(condition3, true, false))
now to to the formula, since is it array formula, each element would be evaluated individually. It is saying that for each member in the range B3:F3, check if it is greater than 8. If it is greater than subtract it from 8 , else show 0. Once all if statements are evaluated, then add the resulting values
so internally you have
1,1,2,1 via IF statement
and then sum adds it up as 4
if you have entered array formula correctly, you should see your formula as
{=sum(if(B3:F3>8,B3:F3-8,0))}. Note you do not enter {} youself, this comes in by itself if you use CTRL + SHIFT + ENTER
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May 17, 2010 at 07:13 AM
May 17, 2010 at 07:13 AM
I just thought it may be of some use too. This time we use on sum and if and not array. Remember formula take resources and array take more
=SUM(IF(b3>8,b3-8,0), IF(C3>8,C3-8,0),IF(D3>8,D3-8,0), IF(E3>8,E3-8,0), IF(F3>8,F3-8,0))
This is basically same array formula, just now has been expanded.
=SUM(IF(b3>8,b3-8,0), IF(C3>8,C3-8,0),IF(D3>8,D3-8,0), IF(E3>8,E3-8,0), IF(F3>8,F3-8,0))
This is basically same array formula, just now has been expanded.