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I am trying to use sumifs to gather information if one of two tests
are true. I would like to be able to make a purchase apear as executed if Employee 1 (Column N) or Employee 2 (Column O) has selected Executed from a multiple option list on a form I am exporting to Excel. I have tried using the OR function, but it won't sum a logical function, just give me true or false. I know how to do this if I create an extra hidden line in the table, but I would prefer to not have to do that. If I were to ask excel to make this calculation I would say to it "Add the price/cost of all purchases for this ACCOUNT, match them with the ITEMS that match this line item, and place it in the Exectued Column if either Employee 1 (Column N) or Employee 2 (Column O) selects EXECTUED. I will list the code I have below replaceing cell names with the terms i used above. The problem with this code is both employees have to select executed, and I want only on of the two people to have to select executed. =SUMIFS(Price/Cost(Column L),Column E,Account,Column C,Item,Employee1 (Column N),Executed,Employee 2(Column O),Executed) I apologize if this is confusing, or if I am missing a very simple fix. I am not yet an Excel Ninja, so I am looking to those who are to give me some guidance on my path to Enlightenment |
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