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Old 06-09-2016, 09:54 AM
lonniepoet lonniepoet is offline Totaling specific configuration selections that cross reference multiple fields (tricky) Windows 7 32bit Totaling specific configuration selections that cross reference multiple fields (tricky) Office 2013
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Totaling specific configuration selections that cross reference multiple fields (tricky)
 
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See attached. I went ahead and loaded some data into the spreadsheet similar to what will be filled-out. I also made an "example" of what the final solution may look like. This is just ending-up being a mathematical nightmare...
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File Type: xlsm Floodcoat Workup_Sheets_v7.5.xlsm (60.3 KB, 8 views)
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