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I'm using the following formula, but need to select groups whose names all
start with USA but end with different dept names, such as USA-Travel, USA-Resort, USA-Hotel. There are approximately 10 dept's that start with USA. Additionally, the sum should be for those dept's who have activity during a particular month like Jan. Is there a way to include a wild card to search/find all dept names that start with USA? I've tried using LEFT with 3 characters designated, but SUMPRODUCT doesn't seem to like it much. =SUMPRODUCT(--($w$3:$w$200="USA-Travel"),--($U$3:$U$200="Jan"),($X$3:$X$200)) |
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