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Hi,
I'm having trouble with the syntax for a logical function. Given, in A, B and C: 1 h f 2 b a 4 c e 2 f 9 e 4 d 6 g 2 a I want to write a function that sums the numbers in A that line up with the letters in B that also appear in C, and gives one number for an answer: 13 How can I do that? As near as I can tell, VLOOKUP only considers one cell at a time, and I can't work out the syntax on SUMIF. Anyone have any ideas? AmI missing the obvious answer? |
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