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Hi
Is there better formula to trim down the below sumif function? =SUMIF('Group Consolidated'!$C$2:$AL$2,CONCATENATE(B$8,".",B$9), 'Group Consolidated'!$C$49:$AL$49)+SUMIF('Group Consolidated'!$C$2:$AL$2,CONCATENATE(B$8,".",B$9), 'Group Consolidated'!$C$74:$AL$74) Many thanks. |
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A better formula? What's wrong with this one?
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Nothing wrong with the formula but I thought there's may be a better/shorter formula than above.
I'm looking for =SUMIF('Group Consolidated'!$C$2:$AL$2,CONCATENATE(B$8,".",B$9), return of =sum('Group Consolidated'!$C$49:$AL$49,'Group Consolidated'!$C$74:$AL$74) rather than have to form 2 x sumif. Is it possible? Thanks, |
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