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Hi Folks!
Thank you for being here to help people like me! ![]() I am on OS X 10.7.5 and using Excel for Mac 2011 version 14.5.1 (the online version). I've attached a worksheet with a 'mini-example' of what I'm trying to accomplish with an explanation within the worksheet about which fields need to do what. Is there a formula that'll do what I need? Thank you so much! Diane |
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You can use SUMIF.
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lol that simple!
Thank you so much XOR!! ![]() Have a great day! Diane |
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Wow XOR, that is very cool!
I had to study the formula (I have extremely limited knowledge with the formulas) and I figured it out and too cool. Thank you again so much!! Diane |
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