Wie zähle oder summiere ich Zellen basierend auf der Zellenfarbe in Google Sheet?

Zählen oder Summieren von Zellenwerten basierend auf einer bestimmten Zellhintergrundfarbe, um das Ergebnis wie im folgenden Screenshot zu erhalten. In diesem Artikel werde ich darüber sprechen, wie diese Aufgabe in Google Sheet und Microsoft Excel gelöst werden kann.

Zählen Sie die Zellenwerte basierend auf der Zellenfarbe mit einem Skript in Google Sheet

Summieren Sie die Zellenwerte basierend auf der Zellenfarbe mit dem Skript in Google Sheet

Zählen oder summieren Sie Zellenwerte für die Zellenfarbe mit Kutools for Excel in Microsoft Excel

Zählen Sie die Zellenwerte basierend auf der Zellenfarbe mit einem Skript in Google Sheet

Das folgende Skript kann Ihnen dabei helfen, die Zellenwerte basierend auf der jeweiligen Zellenfarbe zu zählen. Gehen Sie dazu folgendermaßen vor:

1. Klicken Sie Tools > Script Editor, siehe Screenshot:

2. Klicken Sie im geöffneten Projektfenster auf Reichen Sie das > Neu > Skriptdatei Informationen zum Öffnen eines Codefensters finden Sie im Screenshot:

3. Geben Sie im Eingabeaufforderungsfeld einen Namen für diesen Skriptcode ein, siehe Screenshot:

4. Klicken Sie OK Kopieren Sie anschließend den folgenden Code und fügen Sie ihn ein, um den ursprünglichen Code in das Codemodul zu ersetzen (siehe Screenshot):

function countColoredCells(countRange,colorRef) {
  var activeRg = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveRange();
  var activeSht = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSheet();
  var activeformula = activeRg.getFormula();
  var countRangeAddress = activeformula.match(/\((.*)\,/).pop().trim();
  var backGrounds = activeSht.getRange(countRangeAddress).getBackgrounds();
  var colorRefAddress = activeformula.match(/\,(.*)\)/).pop().trim();
  var BackGround = activeSht.getRange(colorRefAddress).getBackground();
  var countCells = 0;
  for (var i = 0; i < backGrounds.length; i++)
    for (var k = 0; k < backGrounds[i].length; k++)
      if ( backGrounds[i][k] == BackGround )
        countCells = countCells + 1;
  return countCells;
};

5. Speichern Sie dann diesen Skriptcode, gehen Sie das Blatt zurück und geben Sie die folgende Formel ein: = countcoloredcells (A1: E11, A1) in eine leere Zelle und drücken Sie dann Weiter Schlüssel, um das berechnete Ergebnis zu erhalten. Siehe Screenshot:

Hinweis: In dieser Formel: A1: E11 ist der Datenbereich, den Sie verwenden möchten. A1 ist die Zelle, die mit einer bestimmten Farbe gefüllt ist, die Sie zählen möchten.

6. Wiederholen Sie die obige Formel, um andere farbige Zellen zu zählen.

Summieren Sie die Zellenwerte basierend auf der Zellenfarbe mit dem Skript in Google Sheet

Um die Zellenwerte mit einer bestimmten Zellenfarbe zu summieren, wenden Sie bitte den folgenden Skriptcode an.

1. Klicken Sie Tools > Script Editor Um zum Projektfenster zu gelangen, klicken Sie auf Reichen Sie das > Neu > Skriptdatei Um ein weiteres neues Codemodul einzufügen, geben Sie in das Eingabeaufforderungsfeld einen Namen für dieses Skript ein (siehe Abbildung):

2. Klicken Sie OK Kopieren Sie im geöffneten Codemodul den folgenden Skriptcode und fügen Sie ihn ein, um den ursprünglichen Code zu ersetzen. Siehe Screenshot:

function sumColoredCells(sumRange,colorRef) {
  var activeRg = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveRange();
  var activeSht = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSheet();
  var activeformula = activeRg.getFormula();
  var countRangeAddress = activeformula.match(/\((.*)\,/).pop().trim();
  var backGrounds = activeSht.getRange(countRangeAddress).getBackgrounds();
  var sumValues = activeSht.getRange(countRangeAddress).getValues();  
  var colorRefAddress = activeformula.match(/\,(.*)\)/).pop().trim();
  var BackGround = activeSht.getRange(colorRefAddress).getBackground();
  var totalValue = 0;
  for (var i = 0; i < backGrounds.length; i++)
    for (var k = 0; k < backGrounds[i].length; k++)
      if ( backGrounds[i][k] == BackGround )
        if ((typeof sumValues[i][k]) == 'number')
          totalValue = totalValue + (sumValues[i][k]);
  return totalValue;
};

3. Speichern Sie dann diesen Code, kehren Sie zum Blatt zurück und geben Sie die folgende Formel ein: = sumcoloredcells (A1: E11, A1) in eine leere Zelle und drücken Sie Weiter Schlüssel, um das berechnete Ergebnis zu erhalten, siehe Screenshot:

Hinweis: In dieser Formel: A1: E11 ist der Datenbereich, den Sie verwenden möchten. A1 ist die Zelle mit einer bestimmten Hintergrundfarbe, die Sie summieren möchten.

4. Und dann können Sie die obige Formel wiederholen, um andere farbige Zellen zu summieren.

Zählen oder summieren Sie Zellenwerte für die Zellenfarbe mit Kutools for Excel in Microsoft Excel

Um in Microsoft Excel die Zellenwerte basierend auf einer bestimmten Zellenfarbe zu zählen oder zu summieren, Kutools for Excel Nach Farbe zählen Das Dienstprogramm kann Ihnen helfen, diese Aufgabe so schnell wie möglich zu erledigen.

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Nach der Installation Kutools for ExcelBitte machen Sie Folgendes:

1. Wählen Sie die Zellen aus, deren Bereich Sie basierend auf der Zellenfarbe zählen oder summieren möchten, und klicken Sie dann auf Kutools Plus > Nach Farbe zählen, siehe Screenshot:

2. In dem Nach Farbe zählen Dialogfeld, wählen Sie Standardformatierung von dem Farbmethode Dropdown-Liste, und wählen Sie dann Hintergrund von dem Zählungstyp Dropdown, siehe Screenshot:

3. Dann klick Bericht generieren Klicken Sie auf die Schaltfläche, und ein neues Arbeitsblatt mit den berechneten Ergebnissen wird sofort generiert (siehe Screenshot).

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Hawjin · 1 months ago
Autoupdate of the formula

A tip is to create a script that inserts a row in the range and then removes the same row again. And then set up a time-based trigger for the function =)
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guest · 1 months ago
it errors for me :/
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Davide · 6 months ago
Thank you so much for these scripts, Truly appreciated, it's not to get something that works out of the box.

Question how would I go about modifying the values sum script to pull part of a cell, for exammple a cell that contains the following:
909 & 1909
{1 of 2}
SM & M (3.5)

How would I go about pulling the "3.5" in parenthesis and sum that numerical value coming out multiple cells of the same color. I know how to pull the value out in google sheets but can't figure out how to combine it with the cell color script.

Thank you.
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Richard · 8 months ago
Has anyone updated this for the Sum colored cells? i'm ok with copying and pasting the forumla for now but it would be nice if i highlighted more cells, it would add those cells to the total automatically. I'm a newb when it comes to reading code, i tried a few things based on all the comments but alas, i'm still new.

Thanks,
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rodrigosromaro@gmail.com · 10 months ago
PLEASE SOMEONE COULD HELP ME ?
I WAS LOOKING FOR HOW TO SOLVE THAT A MONTH AT LEAST. I TRIED MANY THINGS, CHANGED COMMAS .... AND NOTHING SOLVE THAT...

------------- TypeError: Cannot call method "pop" of null. (line 5, file "SumByColor") -----------------

//*ORIGINAL - var countRangeAddress = activeformula.match(/$(.*)\,/).pop().trim();
//*I TRYING - var countRangeAddress = activeformula.match(/\((.*)\;/).pop().trim();
//*ORIGINAL - var colorRefAddress = activeformula.match(/\,(.*)$/).pop().trim();
//*I TRYING - var colorRefAddress = activeformula.match(/\;(.*)\)/).pop().trim();

some charitable soul please help me, I don't have much programming ... #sad
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Andrew · 10 months ago
HI, Brian! Thank's for your effort to give us the updated code. The auto update feature doesn't works for me. It doesn't write a new random number in A1 automatically, s i have to do it manually to get refresh. Is it as planed or Do i miss something? Thanks for your reply.
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  Milan · 1 months ago
  
  I have the same proble. Am I missing anything?
  
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netman · 11 months ago
hi Brian, I have tried to use the updated version. It is improved but still not always update after change color.
is it possible to add a command to refresh the 'A1' value timely. thanks.
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Brian · 1 years ago
Hi all, I wanted to give you an updated version of how to count the number of cells that are a given color. This version solves a couple of issues:

1. The count not updating when the doc changes and
2. Errors from adding another parameter to the function

// Unsed third argument
function countColoredCells(countRange,colorRef,unUsed) {
var activeRg = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveRange();
var activeSht = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSheet();
var activeformula = activeRg.getFormula();
// The regex matches the parentheses as an array, gets the arguments as a string,
// then splits the arguments on the comma into another array
var arrayOfArguments = activeformula.match(/$(.*)$/).pop().trim().split(',');
// Get the first argument which is the range
var countRangeAddress = arrayOfArguments[0];
// Get the second argument, which is the reference color
var colorRefAddress = arrayOfArguments[1];
var backGrounds = activeSht.getRange(countRangeAddress).getBackgrounds();
var BackGround = activeSht.getRange(colorRefAddress).getBackground();
var countCells = 0;
for (var i = 0; i < backGrounds.length; i++)
for (var k = 0; k < backGrounds[i].length; k++)
if ( backGrounds[i][k] == BackGround )
countCells = countCells + 1;
return countCells;
};

// Writes a random number to A1
function onEdit(e)
{
SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSheet().getRange('A1').setValue(Math.random());
}

Usage: =countColoredCells(B2:E22,A28,$A$1)
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  Lenore · 1 years ago
  
  Do we paste all of this to replace the original code?
  
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  skyyang · 1 years ago
  
  Hello, Lenore,
  The Brian's code is worked well to auto update the result when you change the cell color, please apply it.
  Yes, you should pasting all of the above code to replace the original one.
  
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La · 1 years ago
TypeError: Não é possível chamar o método "pop" de null. (linha 5, arquivo "sumbycolor")

How can I fix this error? Thank you
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Nataly · 1 years ago
Hola! Muchas gracias por tu artículo, ha sido de mucha ayuda, he logrado corregir el tema del formato regional de google cambiando . por ;
Lo que no consigo hacer es que se actualice la formula cuando ingreso nuevos datos. ¿Sabes cómo hacer esto?
Gracias
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coolkev99 · 1 years ago
Hi everyone. I use this sumColoredCells function but it will NOT auto refresh if you change cell colors. The only way it refreshes is to change a value in the range. A work-around I found was to create a checkbox somewhere to add 1 (or use insignificant fractional (.000001) if you are rounding) to a number in the range, and unchecking will add 0. This will act as a refresh "toggle" switch. Not really ideal, I know... but this is for my personal use and only a minor hassle.
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  sudarshan · 1 years ago
  
  Hi Kevin,
  
  Hope you are keeping well. I have been facing the same problem, Can you please share how to create checkbox to add 0000.1 or so. my email id is sudarshan1210@gmail.com. Looking forward to your help.
  
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  Yara · 1 years ago
  
  I have the same issue and don't know how to fix it
  
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Francisco · 1 years ago
Thank you so much, truly useful!
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Roberto · 1 years ago
There were some errors on the code, like the range not being used at all and that the calculation was only made when the parameters were changed. With this version the calculation will be updated when there is an update on the sheet and the range has to be passed as a string, also some dummy cell has to be used to save a random value, you can put the color of the text just like the background to make it invisible:

=countColoredCells("B3:B145","B1",$A$1)

function countColoredCells(countRange, colorRef, unUsed) {
var backGrounds = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSheet().getRange(countRange).getBackgrounds();
var backGround = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSheet().getRange(colorRef).getBackground();
var countCells = 0;
for (var i = 0; i < backGrounds.length; ++i)
for (var k = 0; k < backGrounds[i].length; ++k)
if ( backGrounds[i][k] == backGround )
++countCells;
return countCells;
}

function onEdit(e)
{
SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSheet().getRange('A1').setValue(Math.random());
}
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Marco · 2 years ago
A quick solution but not the best is to add a new parameter and never use it, something like this:

function sumColoredCells(sumRange,colorRef,test)

The test parameter is never used, this issue here is that the values only will be refresed if first of all you set the color and then change the value.
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Adam · 2 years ago
This script used to work great, but it doesn't work anymore. Is there a change that brought it down?
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Steve · 2 years ago
Internet is full of instances of this solution and it doesn't work.
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Marco · 2 years ago
Hi there,
on Google sheets, seems not to be working, I went on debug and for both processes, in row 5 seems to be a type error, the message is: impossible to recall the "pop2 method of null. Does it makes sense? Thanks a lot!
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desi · 2 years ago
thank you :*
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pedro.plj@gmail.com · 2 years ago
Hello,

This function works, however, when i try to sum 2 instances of it in the same cell as in (in my case):

=sumColoredCells(A103:AW103, C171) + sumColoredCells(A138:AW138, C171)

It gives me an #Error - Range not found (line 6).

It doesn't work even if i use SUM() or ADD(). Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.
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Geoff · 2 years ago
The SumColoredCells Script works great. Do you know if there is a way to display (in a single cell) the sum of 2 colors? For example, if I wanted the sum of both the Yellow and Green Cells to display in a single cell, is that possible? I would think the formula would be:
=SUM(sumcoloredcells(A1:E11,A1)),(sumcoloredcells(A1:E11,A5)) ....But that results in an ERROR. Any ideas?
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  skyyang · 2 years ago
  
  Hello, Geoff,
  May be there is no direct formula to solve your problem, but, you can sum the colored cells separately first, and then, sum the two calculated results as you need.
  
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  Geoff · 2 years ago
  
  Thanks for the reply. I have done that, but would love to consolidate the formula into a single cell, as I have to update the ranges every week. Anyway, thanks for checking!
  
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jchew · 2 years ago
Thanks, this worked great!
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justinbaden9@gmail.com · 2 years ago
Hello,
The formula does not work for me.
If I do this in spreadsheet only errors will occur.
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danison@bench.co · 2 years ago
im trying to do something like this
=countColoredCells (H62:H,B2)countif("MBA13R15")
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danison@bench.co · 2 years ago
Hi there,

Can I need some help with a similar formula to SUM total of number keywords matching and reflecting the number of colors.

What I what to achieve it determine the number of laptops which is a keyword but recognise the Available based on color of the cells?
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Raul · 2 years ago
Replace this lines:
var countRangeAddress = activeformula.match(/$(.*)\;/).pop().trim();

var colorRefAddress = activeformula.match(/\;(.*)$/).pop().trim();

Notice than , was changed for ;
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Sam · 2 years ago
does it auto update when new data is added?
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  Yara · 1 years ago
  
  No, and I'm trying to find the answer
  
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  Designedforx · 2 years ago
  
  Does not seem like it
  
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  Michael Riddering · 2 years ago
  
  Did you ever figure out how to get this to auto update?
  
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  Tomasz B · 2 years ago
  
  Did anyone find a way to auto update?
  
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  Sarah · 2 years ago
  
  I need to figure out how to get it to auto update too!... Anyone find the answer?
  
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  Eduardo Reyes · 1 years ago
  
  Did anyone find a way to auto update?
  
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Terry · 2 years ago
I keep getting an error "Action not allowed (Line 0)". What does this mean?
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Terry · 2 years ago
I'm getting "Action Not Allowed Line 0" What am I doing wrong?
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KydKat · 2 years ago
Is there a way to include negative numbers in the mix and get the correct sum? Mine keeps adding all the numbers in the range, even if the number has a negative sign on it.
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Laura · 2 years ago
Hey, thanks for this script. I'm having a problem in the script for google sheets: TypeError: Cannot call method "pop" of null. (line 5, file "SumByColor"). Can you please help?, thanks
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  Patodox · 2 years ago
  
  The problem maybe is your regional configuration, this script thinks you are separating parameters by ',', but it is not your case probably. In my case, I use ';', so I modified the script, changing the character in the lines
  
  var countRangeAddress = activeformula.match(/$(.*)\;/).pop().trim();
  
  var colorRefAddress = activeformula.match(/\;(.*)$/).pop().trim();
  
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  Alberto · 1 years ago
  
  cambio la coma (,) por punto y coma (;) pero aun así no me cuenta el color. me sale como resultado (0 cero).
  
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  rtapia@colegiohuinganal.cl · 2 years ago
  
  Hello, I have the same problem, have you fix it?
  
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  skyyang · 2 years ago
  
  Hi, Laura,
  The script works well in my google sheets.
  If there is problem in your google sheet, I can share my google sheet with you.
  Please give your email address.
  Thank you!
  
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Dave Gorman · 2 years ago
Your sumColoredCells() function is incorrect as it doesn't use sumRange
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  skyyang · 2 years ago
  
  Hello, Dave,
  The above script works well in my Google sheet.
  When applying the formula, you should save the script window first.
  Please try it, Thank you!
  
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Todd · 2 years ago
Thanks for the help with "Count cells based on color for google sheets". Limitation seems to be that when cell colors are changed the sheet does not refresh and totals are incorrect. I have to delete the code in the total cell and copy again from neighbour cell. Not ideal, but it works. Thanks again.
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  skyyang · 2 years ago
  
  Hello, Todd,
  Yes, as you said, you should retype the formula when the cell color changes.
  May be there is no other good ways to solve this problem.
  If any other has good methods, please comment here.
  Thank you!
  
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Jose · 3 years ago
Hey, thanks for this script. I'm having a problem in the script for google sheets: TypeError: Cannot call method "pop" of null. (line 5, file "SumByColor"). Can you please help?, thanks
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Sheldon · 3 years ago
Hi! Great script but I run into a problem when trying to edit the values within the coloured cells. The script does not refresh the values if I change the colour of the cell. I can only force it to refresh if i delete the contents of the cell, change the colour and then enter the value again.
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