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Hi, I'm using xl 2007. I need to sum figures in column B if the relevant
cell in column F has an entry that starts SM. I was trying to use SUMPRODUCT but I can't seem to get the right way of using the LEFT function to stipulate when to include the figure in col B. I was hoping not to use an array formula just because I'm the only person here who understands them. My question is; as SUMPRODUCT is numerical and LEFT is text based, is that a bad mix? if so, how should I go about it please? I know I could hive off the first 2 characters and mark a cell 1 or 0 according to if they match SM but if I did that I would want to hide those columns and would prefer a one formula solution if possible. Thanks Chris |
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