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Hi,
I'm trying to work on a sumif function but need to sum quite a few ranges. Is there any other way other than using multiple sumif together. Please review my attachment. Any help would be very much appreciated. Many thanks, |
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Perhaps = sum(b6:j10)-sum(b7:J7) ?
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Many thanks for looking into this but that's not I what need...
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Care to be a bit more specific?
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What do you need? How would a formula know to sum those rows and not row 7?
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Hi there,
I need to pull the budget column for any particular month to include total of r6, r8-r10 (exc r7). I came up with =sumif(b2&b4,l2,b6;j6)&sumif(b2&b4,l2,b8;j8)&sumif (b2&b4,l2,b9;j9)&sumif(b2&b4,l2,b10;j10) I'm looking for some shorter formula to be able to pull up the same sum. Many thanks, |
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For BUDNOV what's wrong with:
=SUM(B6, B8:B10) To me it doesn't seem to give any meaning to sum B6:J6, B8:J8 etc. Or have I completely misunderstood? |
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