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Need help with SUMIF(S) formulas. (I think)
I have 11 different sets of numbers(debts) with a total budget of $11000. I would like to subtract $1000 from each specific debt. If said debt is less than $1000 then subtract remaining balance. I would then like to take the remaining balance of budget and apply evenly to remaining debts (unless debt is less than $1000 in which case it would default to subtract remaining balance). Basically snowballing $11000 across the 11 debts until they are all paid down.
Let's say the 11 amounts are in A2:A12.
To calculate the amounts to subtract, select B2:B12 and enter the formula
=IF(A2:A12<1000,A2:A12,(11000-SUMIF($A$2:$A$12,"<=1000"))/COUNTIF($A$2:$A$12,">1000"))
If you don't have Microsoft 365 or Office 2021, confirm the formula by pressing Ctrl+Shift+Enter.
To calculate the remaining amounts, select C2:C12 and enter the formula
=A2:A12-B2:B12
Again, if you don't have Microsoft 365 or Office 2021, confirm the formula by pressing Ctrl+Shift+Enter.
- Thank you for helping. I tried your formula, unfortunately, it did not work. Top and bottom cells had #SPILL and the in between cells did not do any math.
Demo workbook:
Hi Infantryman11c,
Could you please share a screen or a file containing a sample of your current table? I have some ideas about possible solutions, but want to make sure about what do you really need.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 $308.59 -$691.41 I want to take the overage (1000-308.59) in Column 1 and apply to below value and so on (if starting value is below $1000) $858.59 -$141.41 $979.25 -$20.75 $1,013.06 $13.06 -$986.94 $2,380.38 $1,380.38 $380.38 For values over 1000 I want it to subtract 1000 plus whatever overages from above cells $2,784.99 $1,784.99 $784.99 $3,115.89 $2,115.89 $115.89 $5,333.76 $4,333.76 $2,333.76 $6,035.61 $5,035.61 $3,035.61 $9,158.98 $8,158.98 $7,158.98 $15,623.93 $14,623.93 $13,623.93
