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If Statement
I need a formula for the following: If (m2:m860, sum J2:j86). I have a 1
or the cell is blank in column M and column J is numbers greater than 1. |
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=SUMIF(M2:M86,"0",J2:J86) or, since M is 1 or blank: =SUMIF(M2:M86,1,J2:J86) In article , heater wrote: I need a formula for the following: If (m2:m860, sum J2:j86). I have a 1 or the cell is blank in column M and column J is numbers greater than 1. |
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Hi Heater,
You could put this Formula in Cell "N1" for Example :- =IF(SUM(M2:M860),SUM(J2:J86),0) All the Best. Paul |
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