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I have a formula that allows for individual criteria:
=SUM(('Test Map'!G2:G124="R")*('Test Map'!I2:I124="Anchor")) I would like the 2nd part of the formula to allow for either "Anchor" or "A". Any ideas how I can incorporate? |
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