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I am trying to configure a function that will automatically do this:
If value in cell D3=P, then insert the value in cell C3 into cell G3. I want to insert this function all the way down column G, so that I have a new column listing values labelled by me as "P" (see next note), which I will then apply a "sum" function to. Column C has a dollar value, D lists W for "work" and P for "personal". I want all personal values added up independantly and automatically from all work values (having one cell for each running total). There might be an easier way to do this; I am not familiar with the concept of names. I have trouble understanding the MS help wording, I need a MS help dictionary! I have tried to do several other things along this line, if A1=#, then put C4 in G6, etc. etc. The only conditional function I know how to type is IF(ISERROR...). Please help! Thank you! |
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