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Hi,
I have a large spreadsheet that sums a column if there is an "x" in another column: =SUMIF($J102:$J302,"x",$AL102:$AL302) I need to change some of the "x"'s to numbers but I would stil like to sum in the same manner instead of doing something like this: =SUMIF($J102:$J302,"x",$AL102:$AL302)+SUMIF($J102: $J302,"0",$AL102:$AL302) As I have many cells that sum other columns based on the "x" criteria, I was hoping to use some sort of wildcard that recognizes numbers and text?? thanks. |
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