I have a data of orders where there can be multiple products per one order. I struggle to automatically compute the total order price. Didn't find any formula for it.
There is what I mean:
table example
In the last column I want to see the sum of product prices with the same order number.
You can just use Sumif:
=ArrayFormula(if(A2:A="",,sumif(A2:A,A2:A,C2:C)))
Note:
At time of writing Sumifs can't be used this way so you can't add an additional condition to the formula.
To avoid getting multiple duplicate values in Total Price column (D).
My suggestion is to add another sheet to display Total Price by order number.
If you add Sheet2 and put the following formulas inside:
in cell A1 put this formula={"Order Number";UNIQUE(Sheet1!A2:A)}to look in Sheet1 and get only unique order numbers.
in cell B1 put this formula={"Total Price";ARRAYFORMULA(if(A2:A="","",SUMIF(Sheet1!A2:A, A2:A,Sheet1!C2:C)))}to calculate for each unique Order Number the total sum of all product prices.
You will get this clean table showing you the total price for each order number:
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There are 2,827 rows in Column A
Each have a different USD Dollar Value.
Column B Has the same value of 4.99 for the 2,827 rows.
Whats the formula to get the unique sum for the 2,827 rows in column C?
Column D has the same rate of 20.00% for the 2,827 rows
What is the formula to get the grand total?
As I understand you want to add all the total values together.
If you want to have a Grand Total below, you should write just:
=sum(e2:e5) in your e6 cell.
But if you want to add more rows and keep your grand total in the same place, it's useful to have it on top. Like on the picuture:
=sum(e2:e) means that it adds all the cell values found between row 2 and end of this column.
It's also strange that you add 20% in column D. This way you add 0.2 to each value. If this is your intention and insurance costs 20 cents, it's ok. But if you want to add 20% to subtotal value, you should put =c2*1.2 in insurance column.
I have 10 columns with price data in.
Column A has my product SKU
Column B - has the cost price of a product
The other columns have other prices in them.
Link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17PLI_d_05uYnzOt2yL4ZQA3XB89rIz9vQJnIOBidMz8/edit?usp=sharing
I want to go through each cell in a row and see if any of the prices listed are less than, or equal to, the cost price in Cell A.
How would I write this in Google Sheets?
I believe the correct way to do this is the following formula:
=$D2:$K2<=$B2
To check if there is any price below (or equal) to a certain value, you could check the minimum price and compare that. So use the MIN function and compare that with the value at B2.
=MIN(D2:K2)<= B2
You have posted a solution but you are comparing a range with a value, and for me it does not work.
I'm struggling with the following and help/guidance would be appreciated. The attached Google Sheet has 3 sheets;
Sheet1 has 2 data fields (month, store name).
Sheet2 has 4 data fields (month, store name, fruit, quantity)
A query on Sheet3 in cell A3 outputs a set of months and store names from Sheet1 which is then used to find quantities of a given fruit from Sheet2 (in this example, it's apples). The results are listed on Sheet3 in columns D and E. I used both Index(Match) and Filter to output the Apple quantities as i tried to figure out my ultimate goal - how to use a single formula, including the query itself, to get to the aggregate apple total in Row 9 (i.e. without needing to do all the index(match) or filter formulas). Said another way, what formula on Sheet3 in cell D9 would run the query against Sheet1, use the results to find the month, store name, fruit, and quantity matches on Sheet2, and total them for a single output cell on Sheet3 D9?
Thoughts?
You can use a combination of counta(query()) to do this.
For A1:A that contains a mixture of fruit (apples, bananas, grapes, star fruit), use:
=counta((query(A1:A, "select A where A like 'apple'")))
Check out this very simple example sheet
I basically want to conditionally sum all the rows that have same customer name. But I want to multiply the item price and order count to get the total order price. I have an equation like this:
=SUMIF(Orders!A$2:A$100,A2, MULTIPLY( Orders!H$2:H$100,Orders!D$2:D$100))
Where:
Orders!A$2:A$100 is the Customer Name Column
A2 is the current Customer Name Criteria
Orders!H$2:H$100 is the Order Price
Orders!D$2:D$100 is the Order Count
This unfortunately does not work, how do I do this?
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Orders!A$2:A$100=A2),Orders!D$2:D$100,Orders!H$2:H$100)
I'm trying to accomplish a lot with little knowledge, but I have a spreedsheet with data that i want to convert into something readable that I can then display on my website.
Anyways, in column A I have a list of dates, column B a list of names, and column c a list of contributions. What I would like to do is first total the amount of contributions in C, for a date range in A.
I would then like to find all the duplicates in Column B(repeat donors), and total their contributions in C.
There is a VBA, that I found on here that would accomplish the second task, but ... I'm using Google Sheets. What I've been doing is sorting the sheet and totalling everything manually.
What I would like to do is first total the amount of contributions in
C, for a date range in A.
Use SUMIF
I would then like to find all the duplicates in Column B(repeat
donors), and total their contributions in C.
Assuming you have 100 records, starting from 1st row for below code.
In cell D1, put =UNIQUE(B1:B10), it will fill D column with unique values of given range (B1:B100).
In cell E1, put =SUMIF(B$1:B$100,D1,C$1:C$100)
Repeat same formula in E column