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How would I find the difference between two cells depending on what is in a
third cell? For example, in column G1 I want to show the difference E1 and whichever cell in column F contains the number 1. I was thinking something along the lines of using SUMPRODUCT to find the row with the #1 and then somehow subtracting G1 from the number column E that match the row where the number 1 was found. |
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