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I have a client that needs help and I know the sumif function would work
here, but I must be doing something wrong. She has one column with a letter from A to G in it. In the other column is a number that varies. She wants to take, for example, all the cells with a B and add up the numbers in the next column for her total and do this for each letter. D 12 D 6 D 30 D 6 D 6 D 18 D 12 E 12 E 6 E 6 E 6 E 6 E 6 E 30 E 0 E 24 Here are is a small portion of the sheet. Someone suggested that I use this command =SUMIF(R5:R256,1,M5:M256) where R5:R256 has the letters and M5:M256 contain the values to add. I know this formula cannot be write because how does it know what letter to look for, but I don't know how to fix it. Any suggestions? |
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