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My Lotus function:

@DSUM($LSTDETAIL,"MTG",@LEFT(ACCOUNT,3)="QEA"#AND# #NOT#ACCOUNT="QEAX")

My failed Excel function


=SUMIF(LSTDETAIL,"MTG",LEFT(ACCOUNT,3)="QEA"#AND## NOT#ACCOUNT="QEAX")

The criteria section beginning with "QEA" becomes highlighted.

LSTDETAIL is a range.
MTG is a column heading
I want to sum up the amounts in the MTG column for which the first
3 left characters are QEA and all characters are not QEAX in the
LSTDETAIL range.

Any help will be appreciated.

Thanks,

Harvey
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Not absolutely sure, but maybe

=SUMPRODUCT(--(LEFT(ACCOUNT,3)="QEA"),--(ACCOUNT<"QEAX"),LSTDETAIL)

not sure where MTG comes into it.


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My Lotus function:

@DSUM($LSTDETAIL,"MTG",@LEFT(ACCOUNT,3)="QEA"#AND# #NOT#ACCOUNT="QEAX")

My failed Excel function


=SUMIF(LSTDETAIL,"MTG",LEFT(ACCOUNT,3)="QEA"#AND## NOT#ACCOUNT="QEAX")

The criteria section beginning with "QEA" becomes highlighted.

LSTDETAIL is a range.
MTG is a column heading
I want to sum up the amounts in the MTG column for which the first
3 left characters are QEA and all characters are not QEAX in the
LSTDETAIL range.

Any help will be appreciated.

Thanks,

Harvey
Providence, RI



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=Sumif(LSTDETAIL,"QEA*",SomeRange)-Sumif(LSTDETAIL,"QEAX",SomeRange)

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My Lotus function:

@DSUM($LSTDETAIL,"MTG",@LEFT(ACCOUNT,3)="QEA"#AND# #NOT#ACCOUNT="QEAX")

My failed Excel function


=SUMIF(LSTDETAIL,"MTG",LEFT(ACCOUNT,3)="QEA"#AND## NOT#ACCOUNT="QEAX")

The criteria section beginning with "QEA" becomes highlighted.

LSTDETAIL is a range.
MTG is a column heading
I want to sum up the amounts in the MTG column for which the first
3 left characters are QEA and all characters are not QEAX in the
LSTDETAIL range.

Any help will be appreciated.

Thanks,

Harvey
Providence, RI



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