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I find myself asking a lot of questions on these boards lately... Thank you
to all you great people that make the time to help! I'm trying to multiply values in Columns B and C , like SUMPRODUCT() would do - the catch is that I only want to multiply pairs where the corresponding cell in Column A contains the text "YELLOW". For instance, in this case: PURPLE | 1 | 3 YELLOW | 2 | 6 PURPLE | 3 | 9 YELLOW | 4 | 12 PURPLE | 5 | 15 .... I would want to return [(2*6) + (4*12)] = 60. |
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