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Might help clear up some of your confusion... JenC wrote: Thanks so much to both of you - I knew it was simple but kept getting confused by all the sum functions available! Jen "Jacob Skaria" wrote: ColB with Y or N and Col A with numerics..Try the below to return sum for Y =SUMIF(B:B,"Y",A:A) If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "JenC" wrote: I'm trying to do something simple but I'm getting confused between the different SUM functions and can't figure out which one I should be using...advice much appreciated! I have one column with integers and a second column with "Y" or "N". I can sum the integers no problem. However, I also want to sum all the values for which the other column says "Y". What function should I use? Thanks, Jen |
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