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Help please! I'm a beginner here and I have a working sumif function to
which I need to add a second condition. This second condition is to only sum if the text in column A is a certain 3-letter code. The closest I've gotten is a #value error that will work if I limit the text condition to just one cell. I need the second condition to work over a range of cells. Is this even the right approach? =IF(A74="adr",SUMIF($D962:$D1001,"=f",$F962:$F1001 )) the above formula works; however I need A74="adr" to look at the range A74:A1001 and apply the sumif to all the adr's that meet the sumif criteria. Hopefully, this makes sense to someone who can help. TIA!!! |
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