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Oh boy,
This is awkward to describe.
What I am looking for is a formula.
I have two active colums and a third to add the sum.
One colum is full of figures($$) and the column next to it is for
the category that the numbers from the first column coresponds to.Next, on the third column, I have three boxes that will add the totals of the 3 different categories that the second column differentiates.
You may ask, "Why don't you just start another worksheet and do it that way?"
Well on the same worksheet I have other figures that correspond to the total information required, so I would like to be able to have it all on one worksheet with the smallest space (width) available.
So I am hoping that there is a way.
Appreciate any suggestions you may have.

ok,
here is an example of my attempt to figure this formula
IF(b3:b149=12)then,Add(a3:a149)
This obviously does not work, but hopefully I can explain this as to what I am tring to do.
Ok. So column a is the figures($$). b is the column that catergorizes these figures(in my case they are divided into 3 categories. So I will name these categories
1,2,3). In column c, I need the category numbers and add the coresponding figures from the a column of all the category 1 (2&3's in separte boxes in column c)into one
TOTAL box in column c.Hope this helps.

OOPS
instead of 12, the number in this example would be 1,2 or 3 to represent the 3 different categories that exists in column a(figures in $'s).

See the Help file on SUMIF
=SUMIF(B3:B149,1,A3:A149)
=SUMIF(B3:B149,2,A3:A149)
=SUMIF(B3:B149,3,A3:A149)

DUDE!
THANK YOU!That seems to do the trick alright.
Exactly what I wanted to do.
Again thank you for your time.

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