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I need help with a formula. I have two columns - E (projected revenue) and M
(actual revenue). If M has a total in it, I want to ignore the same row in E, so that the actual revenue is added in to the total sum at the bottom along with the projected (if there isn't an actual amount) in column M. The sum is E166. The columns are E2:E165 and M2:M165. |
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