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I currently have the following formula :
=SUMPRODUCT(--(LEFT(Xfers!C:C,6)="834097"),(Xfers!H:H)) which this works great for items occurring in column c, but i also need it to sum column H when column E's first 6 characters = 834097 but i don't want it to count them twice. So if column C and E match then it shouldn't sum column H twice. Can someone help me with this? Thanks -- Eric |
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