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I need to sum two cells together as long as either of the two cells have
numbers in them. If either of the two cells has "A" in it, then I need to concantenate the two cells. Like this: E is the column where the formula is. A and B are the columns where the cells are to either add or concantenate. A B C D E 2 8 10 (Cells are added 2 + 8) A 8 A8 (Cells concantenated A8) Is it IF A2=A THEN CONCANTENATE A2&B2, IF A2=2-10, THEN SUMIF? Thanks, Rob |
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