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G'day All,
Is it possible to use variables in formulas without storing them in a cell? i.e. (a simplified example) VarA=SUMIF(A:A,Y:Y,X:X) VarB=SUMIF(A:A,Y:Y,W:W) IF(B:B<VarA,VarA,VarB) looks a lot better than IF(B:B<SUMIF(A:A,Y:Y,X:X),SUMIF(A:A,Y:Y,X:X),SUMIF (A:A,Y:Y,W:W)) The formula I have is too long and complex therefor would be a nightmare to trouble shoot a year down the track. Also storing the variables in a cell seems sloppy to me. |
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