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In message , Bob Phillips
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Isn't it just

=ROUNDDOWN(SUM(SUMIF([ABC.xls]Sheet1!$B$6:$B$69,{"EE3","EE6","HE3","HE6"
,"OE3","OE6","OHE3","OHE6"},([ABC.xls]Sheet1$E$6:$E$69)),-2)


With a tiny bit of tweaking it is! Many thanks
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