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In Step 2 of 4, you are asked which column you want to sum and which column you want to evaluate. Excel was smart enough to choose the ¡°Sales Amount¡± column as my sum column. However, I had to change the evaluate column to Salesperson and then choose the exact value for which I wanted the sum to be calculated for. In this case, I chose David, so that we can see the sum of David¡¯s sales. Click the Add Condition button to add the condition to the condition list. As you can see, you can add more than one condition, so if you have other columns and you want to filter it down even more, you can do that by just choosing another column and picking a value.

Next, on Step 3, you can choose whether to just put the formula in the sheet or to also put conditional value (David) into the sheet. I just chose the formula.

Finally, just choose where you want the data to be placed on your sheet and you¡¯re done!

And now you have the sales for only David without having to use filters or copy and paste the data somewhere else.

Let me know what other things you would like to learn about by posting a comment!

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  1. nyla said on :

    Hey,

    I like your site. I learn a lot of cool things on excel. Can you show how to use advance functions like what if analysis, pivot tables. I need to know more advance functions of excel. It¡¯s hard to find tutorials on those topic categories.

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