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Ok I need help. I have a spreadsheet with two worksheets. It's a general
ledger and I have the number 5000 set up for advertising. When I go to
itemize the advertising I want to use say 5100 for Pay Per Click, 5200
flyers, ect. I have one worksheet that adds the total of my expenses
(advertising, supplies, ect), and one has them itemized (Flyers, Pay Per
Click, Paper, Ect.)

What I need is a formula that will pick up a range of numbers, ei 5000
through 5999, in the itemized worksheet and include them in my total for
Advertising (5000) on my worksheet with the totals. The itemized colum will
have numbers ranging from 1000-15999(or more) that will represent all my
expenses from advertising to ultilties.

Any help? I need something like {=if(itemized expense ranges from
5000-5999)then include it in the total for adversting (5000)}

I just don't know how to look and include a range of numbers.
 
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