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I have a series of numbers (1,2,4,5,6,7,9,11,13,14,15,16). Is there a
formula or way that gives me the result of any two numbers (or any 3 numbers or 4, etc.) that totals to 20. For example, 9 + 11=20; 2 + 5 + 13 =20; 1 + 2+ 4 + 13= 20; as well as 7+13=20 so on. Will scenarios in Excel 2007 do this? I poked around with SUMIF but the difficulty is that you have different cells that can add up to 20 and I don't know how one would allow for selecting different cells. I looked briefly at conditional formatting but again you run into the problem of the varied cells that can add up to 20. I also looked at arrays but did not see anything there that allows different elements in the array to be added in such a way as to equal 20 and then identifying which elements were used. I also investigated lookup with arrays and that, too, does not address my need -- at least, based on how I have used them in the past. |
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