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Hello,
I want to have my sum if check two variables before it outputs the result. So I need to check 1. Col A7 in book 1 to Col A2:A400 in book 2, and 2. Col E7 in book 1 to Col B2:B400 in book 2, then 3. Output my quanitity or Col G2:G400 in book 2 in book 1 where I am running the formula. Any help greatly appreciated The reason for the sumif is that there might be multiple entries of the same name and I want a combined value instead of a each single entry. Thank you |
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