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How could I add up all values in two ranges where the value in a
separate range equals one of 2 values? As an example I wish to add all values in Ranges H10:H22 IF the corresponding value in J10:J22 is one of 333333 or 444444 or 1111111 or 2222222 + All values in Ranges H28:H40 IF the corresponding value in J28:J40 is one of 333333 or 444444 or 1111111 or 2222222 + etc etc An alternative to above that might be neat is:- Add all values in Ranges H10:H22 IF the corresponding value in J10:J22 is a continuous 6 or 7 digit value i.e. 333333 or 444444 or 1111111 or 2222222 + etc etc |
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