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Hi,
The SUMIF syntax is SumIf( range, criteria, sum_range ) What I want to do is to use a range as the criteria. Unfortunately the criteria I need is a large number of explicit values, rather than being able to use wildcards like 'R*' or whatever. I have therefore created a range which holds all of the criteria values. Is there any way I can tie this into the SUMIF function, so that if the value finds a match in the criteria range, then its evaluated to true and then does the usual summing? Manythanks in advance. Andy |
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