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i assume the HAC4##### indicates there are multiple items of HAC4, the
easiest way would be to sort then just multiply them as they "sit". "Corey Osborn" wrote: I have 2 columns: Model qty HAC4##### 1 HHP4##### 2 HXA4##### 1 HXA2##### 3 HXH2##### 3 H9MPV#### 4 chair 1 toys 1 benchmark 1 HAC4, HHP4, HXA4, HXA2, HXH2, & H9MPV are the common identifiers that I am looking for. I would like to write an equations that looks for these common identifiers and muliplies 40 x the QTY column. |
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