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NOT(ISERROR(SEARCH("DLL",C1)))
is how I evaluate a single cell I want to sum all adjacent values in D:D if the value in C:C has DLL anywhere in the text. I know I could paste this formula in B:B and change the SUMIF to (B:B,TRUE,DD) but can I do it with a fancy SUMIF without the extra column? I am stumped and searched to no avail for this kind of question being asked in the forums. Anyone know if this is possible? I have a sense it isn't but can't find the issue directly addressed anywhere. Thanks |
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=SUMIF(C:C,"*DLL*",D:D)
you can use wildcards in sumif you might want to insert a space as well if DLL is separated by spaces =SUMIF(C:C,"* DLL *",D:D) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Finny" wrote in message ... NOT(ISERROR(SEARCH("DLL",C1))) is how I evaluate a single cell I want to sum all adjacent values in D:D if the value in C:C has DLL anywhere in the text. I know I could paste this formula in B:B and change the SUMIF to (B:B,TRUE,DD) but can I do it with a fancy SUMIF without the extra column? I am stumped and searched to no avail for this kind of question being asked in the forums. Anyone know if this is possible? I have a sense it isn't but can't find the issue directly addressed anywhere. Thanks |
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On Aug 29, 9:38 am, "Peo Sjoblom" wrote:
=SUMIF(C:C,"*DLL*",D:D) you can use wildcards in sumif you might want to insert a space as well if DLL is separated by spaces =SUMIF(C:C,"* DLL *",D:D) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Finny" wrote in message ... NOT(ISERROR(SEARCH("DLL",C1))) is how I evaluate a single cell I want to sum all adjacent values in D:D if the value in C:C has DLL anywhere in the text. I know I could paste this formula in B:B and change the SUMIF to (B:B,TRUE,DD) but can I do it with a fancy SUMIF without the extra column? I am stumped and searched to no avail for this kind of question being asked in the forums. Anyone know if this is possible? I have a sense it isn't but can't find the issue directly addressed anywhere. Thanks thanks! I'll try that |
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On Aug 30, 11:48*pm, Finny wrote:
On Aug 29, 9:38 am, "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: =SUMIF(C:C,"*DLL*",D:D) you can use wildcards in sumif you might want to insert a space as well if DLL is separated by spaces =SUMIF(C:C,"* DLL *",D:D) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Finny" wrote in message .... NOT(ISERROR(SEARCH("DLL",C1))) is how I evaluate a single cell I want to sum all adjacent values in D:D if the value in C:C has DLL anywhere in the text. I know I could paste this formula in B:B and change the SUMIF to (B:B,TRUE,DD) but can I do it with a fancy SUMIF without the extra column? I am stumped and searched to no avail for this kind of question being asked in the forums. Anyone know if this is possible? I have a sense it isn't but can't find the issue directly addressed anywhere. Thanks thanks! I'll try that worked as expected thank you |
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