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I have a range of cells, E64:P75, which need to be summed. Each column of
cells in this range (i.e., E64:E75, F64:F75, etc.) is categorized as either "project" or "BAU" I want two sums calculated from this range: total project and total BAU. Here's the tricky part: the categorization of a particular column in this range as either "project" or "BAU" is in row 59. How can I do this? I can, in theory do the sum by color routine, as conditional formatting has been applied to this range based on the categorizations explained above. However, I would like to avoid VBA, as my boss seems suspicious of it. Any thoughts on how to do this with formulas? Thanks, Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. |
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