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Hello,
On the cell H3 I have teh following: =IF(ISNA(INDEX(B$47:K$52;MATCH($E3;B$47:B$52;0);5) ); 0; INDEX(B$47:K $52;MATCH($E3;B$47:B$52;0);5)) Basically, it looks for a match of E3 value in range B$47:B$52 and gets the value the 5th column. At the moment a possible value of E3 is "COM". And there is only one "COM" value in the range list. What I would like is in E3 to be able to have "COM" or "COM,NET". When there are two values in E3 I would get the SUM of the values of the 5th column in the range that match the values COM and NET. How can I change my code to do this? Thanks, Miguel |
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