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I would like to use the sumif command with isblank. Currently I am trying to
get this command: =SUMIF(B1:B1529,"isblank()=false",K2:K1529) to work. It is my desire to total up Column K with all numbers associated with a name in Column B. Any suggestions? Col B Col K Jones 750 Smith 250 300 Case 125 Smart 60 |
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