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Hi to all,
Wonder if you can help me. I have the following formula which works ok, is it possible to have a similar formula but with extended choice of cells: SUMIF('1'!A:A,A5,'1'!J:J) Example: The present formula will compare 1!A:A with A5, I would like a formula to compare 1!A:A,A5 and 1!B:B giving the same result from 1J:J 1!A:A being a category like Travel Expenses, 1!B:B being a department like Sales Department 1!J:J being the Cost Thank You Albert |
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