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Conditional Formulas
Hi community,
I'm not sure if this is a duplicate....my apologies if it is. I have tried to figure out my issue by using sumif and dsum and have not had luck. Does someone know if it is possible to look at a column in a worksheet and if a cell says "Go" AND if another column in the same worksheet has a cell that says "Yes", then sum up the value associated with the cells that meet both of these conditions. Is this even possible? |
Conditional Formulas
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"MHSGal" wrote: Hi community, I'm not sure if this is a duplicate....my apologies if it is. I have tried to figure out my issue by using sumif and dsum and have not had luck. Does someone know if it is possible to look at a column in a worksheet and if a cell says "Go" AND if another column in the same worksheet has a cell that says "Yes", then sum up the value associated with the cells that meet both of these conditions. Is this even possible? |
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