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hello,
I got a row of data formated in xx-yy, where xx represents percentage (number), - is delimiter from and yx definition as letter+number. (e.g. 55-A1, 60-V2...) What I want to do is sum only first two xx values, if y equals A for the whole row. I tested the sum finction =SUM(VALUE(LEFT(a1:a10;2))), which in function dialog view sums the values correctly, while in the spreadsheet (after pressing enter), it returns a #VALUE! error. What I came up with (and should work, as I understand) is =SUMIF(LEFT(H8:K8;4);"*a*";LEFT(H8:K8;2)) =IF(H8:K8="*a*";SUM(LEFT(H8:K8;2));) but it does not work. Where do I make a mistake? Thanks! |
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