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How could I sum visible negative cells in a single column. Could it be
possible with a combination of subtotal and sumif function. Here is my take on this problem but it fails miserably =IF(SUMIF(AL2:AL278,"<0",AL2:AL278),SUBTOTAL(109,A L2:AL278)) Please your help is needed. |
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