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I have three coloumn A=PO; B=Part # and C=quantity. And I would like to sum
the quantity for a part # of a particular PO. How should I make a sumif function? Also could "IF" function nested into a sumif function. Thank you. Regards Carmen |
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=SUMPRODUCT((A1:A20=PO)*(B1:B20=PN),C1:C20)
Jerry Sumif wrote: I have three coloumn A=PO; B=Part # and C=quantity. And I would like to sum the quantity for a part # of a particular PO. How should I make a sumif function? Also could "IF" function nested into a sumif function. Thank you. Regards Carmen |
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