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Hello,
I'm trying to modify an existing formula which only adds the sum range if another range has an "s" in it. Here's the formula: =SUMIF(A1:A10,"S",C1:C10) Now I would like to add another range and condition to the formula. I was thinking: (B1:B10,"RD"). I don't know how to incorporate that into the existing formula though. C1:C10 still remaining the sum_range, as it is. Thanks for your help, ADC76 |
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