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Thanks for any help.
I use a SUMIF function to sum values based upon a label in another range. Is it possible to use a range that implies till the bottom of the data? There is something like that in Visual Basic, I believe it is range.XlUp or range.XlDown. I change the range not too often, so it is not a big deal, but I would like to make it so it is automatic. The formula I use now is: SUMIF(A$2:A$991,A9,J$2:J$991) which is inside: =J9/SUMIF(A$2:A$991,A9,J$2:J$991)*IF(A9="BEUL",Adj!X$3 ,IF(A9="FEUL",Adj!X$4,IF(A9="AUL",Adj!X$5,"ERROR!" )))/N9 I figure maybe there is something like: SUMIF(A$2:A$END,A9,J$2,J$END) or something like that? Thanks for any help. |
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