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Suppose you have 2 columns of data. Data gets added to the columns
frequently. A B xyz 4 abc 3 jkl 5 xyz 2 abc 1 def 4 abc 3 I need to calculate the total number in column B for the last 2 entries. Thus, if looking for "abc", the answer would be 4 (3+1), since the abc got a 3 the last entry and 1 for the previous entry. Using the same formula for xyz would return 6 (2 +4). Any ideas on how I can accomplish this? |
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