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Dear all,
is there a way in Excel to get a range of cells as the result of a conditional function? Like the SUMIF function, but without summing the cells (only their reference) Say that I want to use all the values in column B for which the cells in column A="a". The result in cell C1 should be the range B1:B4. Is this possible? A B C a 11 if A1:A7="a" -- range (=B1:B4) a 12 a 10 a 11 b 8 b 8 b 9 |
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