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Hi,
I'm trying to put up this formula: =SUM(IF((G17:G31="Y"),($C17:$C31*80),0)) so that it multiplies with 80 and then sums all those values C17 through C31 for which values of G17 through G31 are Y. But this gives me a value error in excel. When I remove the range and enter a single cell, it works fine. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong here. |
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