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I have a dataset with basically 3 columns of data of interest. 2 columns
contain conditions (location and month), and the 3rd column contains a numerical value (hrs). The worksheet has a header row, and the data starts right below (no blanks). I want to build an equation to sum the hrs for a specific month and place. The equation below works as long as I know how many rows of data I have: =SUM(IF((B5:B25="Northwind")*(C5:C25="Western"),F5 :F25)) Unfortunately, Data will be added on a daily basis, so I don't know how many rows are in the range. If I just select the column it gives me an error message. Is there a trick that will allow me to accomplish this without having to modify the equation routinely? Not all the users of the spreadsheet are Excel savvy. Thanks |
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