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I need to write a formula that does the following:
If column C = AP and somewhere in column M it says fee, then put the sum of column HA here. Please note, that column M might says Agency Fee or DG Fee or System Fee or just Fee......but somewhere in the cells in column M the word Fee appears. Is there a way to do this? |
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