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=SUMIF(B$5:B$317,"Jones",C$5:C$317)
-- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "EJ" wrote in message ... Ignore me.... I've worked it out with SUMPRODUCT! What I do need to know is a similar thing. I've been using =SUMIF(C$5:C$317,"0.5") - column C can contain any value between 1 and 50 and I need the sum, but I only need it to use this if cells in column B meet a particular criteria, as per my previous question. Thanks |
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