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I am trying to calculate a number in a "total" cell, but some of the cells
I'm using in the calculation contain $0.00, "NA", "Included", "TBD". I asked this question before and got an excellent response, but then I only had the words "included". I can't seem to manipulate the formula to work when a row has more than one word (NA, Included, TBD). Here's what I'm using: =sum(if(D5="included",0,D5)*4)+if(B55="included",0 ,B55). I need to modify this so it will work if what's in the "included" part is included, NA, or TBD. Can anyone help me with this!? |
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