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sum particular items from a list
I have a long list of orders attributed to four different salespeople. I
want to use a function (in a cell at the bottom of the list) to SUM the value of all the orders in the list which belong to salesman1, ignoring all the others. Then do the same for salesman2 etc... Salesman's name is in column A, order value is in column D. I KNOW this is straightforward, but I just can't figure out how to do it. Help, please! Thanks |
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