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how to sum "unique" samples
Given the following data in a spreadsheet, is it possible to sum all the red
pencils, all the blue pencils, and all the green pencils if the number of lots for each color varies? I'm hoping there's a way to sum samples based on the criteria "unique". Column 1 Column 2 color: # in each lot: red 200 red 100 red 50 blue 350 green 200 green 210 green 75 -- Sometimes to have a little good luck is the most brilliant plan. |
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