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IF, SUM, VLOOKUP...oh my!!
I hope someone can help...
I can not seem to come up with a formula to do what I want. I think the formula will contain "IF", "SUM", and "VLOOKUP", but I am not 100% sure. It could also be 'SUMIF'. Here is the situation. I have a column 'D' of time. The dates range for 2 months every 5 minutes. I have a column 'E' of values (mostly between 0.0 and 0.3). In column 'F' I would like to make a formula. Let's say I am in cell F50...What I want the range to be is [D50:D50-0.25] (6 hours prior)...I want to add the values in the 'E' column that fall within this range I just stated. Does that make sense? I think if someone could help me with that, I could probably complete the rest of the formula. The rest of the formula is: if the sum of the range is equal to 0 then 0, if the sum of the range is 0 then 1. I have another formula based on the 0 &1 result. Thanks, Paul |
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