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how do I isolate only one row in the criteria for the dsum functi.
two entries for criteria
how do I isolate the second entry when I utilize the dsum() function? I can only sum the values for both entries. |
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You can't select only the second criteria in the criteria area. You
could set up a new criteria area for the DSUM, with only the entry that you need. lxnv wrote: two entries for criteria how do I isolate the second entry when I utilize the dsum() function? I can only sum the values for both entries. -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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