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I have a large spreadsheet that looks something like this:
Dest. Origin Weight Carrier NYC PIT 37,133 FedEx LA OBX 5,280 DHL NYC OBX 35,800 FedEx CHI OBX 28,100 UPS NYC PIT 39,680 DHL TOR OBX 54,648 BAX I need to summarize this various ways. One of them is I need the total weight from origin OBX, but not using the carrier UPS. So, my answer should be 95,728. The problem is there are way more carriers than just the 3 that I show, and I only need to exclude 1 carrier. So, how Can I use write a formula that says sum if the origin is "OBX" and the carrier NOT "UPS"? I use the sumifs formula (I'm using Excel 2007) all the time. But, this is the first time I need to exclude something. Any ideas? All and all help is greatly appreciated!!! |
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