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I'm trying to do the following:
When you enter the following function: =SDSUM(A1:B3,$B$1,B1B2) I want the third argument in: Function SDSUM(database, col, criteria) named criteria, not to return whether B1B2 (True of False), but (just) the string. However, I don't want to put quotation marks around it because I want the user to click around in the worksheet to make selections. Any way to do this? Thanks for any ideas. Hessel |
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