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I receive a large spreadsheet that is a combination of reports from multiple
distributors. Each distributor lists customers with slightly different names, and then their total sales to that customer. Example customer names: Danaher, Danaher Industrial, Danaher Chemical, Danaher industries, etc. I'd like to automatically sum the sales to all of the *Danaher*. How do I go about? |
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This is why customer numbers were invented.
However, it you have no choice but to use the name, you can work with Sumif, as in: =sumif(A:A,"*danaher*",B:B) -- Regards, Fred "charlenegrelli" wrote in message ... I receive a large spreadsheet that is a combination of reports from multiple distributors. Each distributor lists customers with slightly different names, and then their total sales to that customer. Example customer names: Danaher, Danaher Industrial, Danaher Chemical, Danaher industries, etc. I'd like to automatically sum the sales to all of the *Danaher*. How do I go about? |
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