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sumif query
I have a web query that's working well when I'm importing a single datum into
a cell. =SUMIF('Query Data'!$E:$E,$B23 & E$1,'Query Data'!$D:$D) What I need to be able to do is to add the results of the query data of two separate data (B23 and C23) into a single cell. Sometimes B23 will have data, sometimes C23 will have data, sometimes both will. I've tried ($B23+$C23) and ($B23:$C23) but get nothing, even when both have data. Can someone help? |
sumif query
Pls give a before and after example with samples so we can understand b23 &
e1. A sumproduct formula will probably do what you want. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "mfrasier31" wrote in message ... I have a web query that's working well when I'm importing a single datum into a cell. =SUMIF('Query Data'!$E:$E,$B23 & E$1,'Query Data'!$D:$D) What I need to be able to do is to add the results of the query data of two separate data (B23 and C23) into a single cell. Sometimes B23 will have data, sometimes C23 will have data, sometimes both will. I've tried ($B23+$C23) and ($B23:$C23) but get nothing, even when both have data. Can someone help? |
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