Excel Formula - Making the concatenate cells showing a formula
Question
Is there a way to show my Concatenate(SumIf formula resulting into a text cell that shows the formula of two cells. So for example, I have:
Row 1: List of Dates.
Column A: I have the dates of clients months.
Column B: I have names
Column C: I have the totals
What I'm trying to do is showing what adding what, so in April it shows Willy twice, and so I want it to show: =C3(5751)+C9(8852)
What I have: https://i.stack.imgur.com/LMTAR.png
2 answers
solution1
0 2022-09-19 13:13:02
You may try below formula.
="="&TEXTJOIN("+",TRUE,FILTER(ADDRESS(ROW(C3:C10),3,4)&"("&C3:C10&")",(A3:A10=D1)*(B3:B10=D2)))
solution2
0 2022-09-19 13:14:18
This one should work if I understood your question correctly:
="="&TEXTJOIN("+",TRUE,IF(A3&B3=A3:A25&B3:B25,"C"&ROW(C3:C25)&"("&C3:C25&")",""))
There's no reason to use sumif; as the result you want doesn't have the actual sum there.
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