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SUMIF with ABS?
I have the following formula:
=MAX(SUMIF($A:$A,LEFT($A283,5)&"*@*",C:C),SUMIF($A :$A,$A283,C:C)) The trouble is, some numbers in C are negative. I want to add them up too, or rather their absolute values. -- dman |
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SUMIF with ABS?
You could make use of a helper column.
Fill down column D with =ABS(C1), and change you formula to: =MAX(SUMIF($A:$A,LEFT($A283,5)&"*@*",D:D),SUMIF($A :$A,$A283,D:D)) "Dallman Ross" wrote: I have the following formula: =MAX(SUMIF($A:$A,LEFT($A283,5)&"*@*",C:C),SUMIF($A :$A,$A283,C:C)) The trouble is, some numbers in C are negative. I want to add them up too, or rather their absolute values. -- dman |
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