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A few days ago, I asked about creating a sumif formula that adds the values
in one column for the cells in another column that contain the text string "outlet". I got these answers, both of which worked well. =SUMPRODUCT(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("outlet",A2:A10))*B2:B 10) =sumif(a:a,"*outlet*",b:b) My question now is, how would I make this the inverse, i.e does NOT contain €śoutlet€ť? |
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