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Nestled SUMIF Functions
Does anyone know if you can nestle multiple SUMIF functions?
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Nestled SUMIF Functions
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or tell us what you mean because sumproduct may do a better job -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Izak" wrote in message ... Does anyone know if you can nestle multiple SUMIF functions? -- Izak |
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Nestled SUMIF Functions
If you are wanting multiple criteria, the sensible option is usually
SUMPRODUCT. You'll see countless examples in the archives of these newsgroups. -- David Biddulph "Izak" wrote in message ... Does anyone know if you can nestle multiple SUMIF functions? -- Izak |
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