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I am looking for a formula where one cell will equal the total of mutiple
cells IF the cells say a different thing. Example: Column A has the Description "PUR" or "SK" Column B has the Description "HY" or "CBN" Column C has the total of that row (manually entered) I want the total amount from col C to be all of the "PUR" or "SK" of "HY" or "CBN" So it would be IF cell A has PUR and cell B has HY then the amount in column C for those will be totaled here. And so on as there could be 4 different ways since it could be "PUR" of "HY", "PUR" of "CBN" or "SK" of "HY", "SK" of "CBN". Does this make any sense? It is hard to explain. |
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