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Sum Column C if Column A contains "XL" using Find, and Column B = "N". Can
you combine sumif and find?

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=SUMPRODUCT(--(A2:A100="XL"),--(B2:B100="N"),C2:C100)

or if you really mean that XL is part of a string in the cell

=SUMPRODUCT(--(ISNUMBER(FIND("XL",A2:A100))),--(B2:B100="N"),C2:C100)

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I need:

Sum Column C if Column A contains "XL" using Find, and Column B = "N".
Can
you combine sumif and find?

thanks,

harley



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