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![]() My spreadsheet has Column A = Product Type, Column B = Sales Potential. It's about 500 rows long now, and will get larger each week when I receive an updated report - probably will end up being about 10,000 records. I'm trying to create a summary table using the SUMIF function to sum up the sales potential by Product Type. I have about 30 different product types right now, and a summary box with all of the SUMIF formulas. What I can't figure out is -- I want a formula that tells me if there are any potential sales $ that are not included in my 30 different product types. It also would be really great if I could somehow be directed to those product types that are not already in my list. I can't seem to get the "<" to work on the SUMIF, and wondered if there was a better way to do this. Thanks! |
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