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Below is the formula I am using - is there a way to make the formula look at
$E:$E and $K:$K instead of defining a specific range? =SUMIF('[2005 Totals.xls]2005 Sales'!$E$2:$E$38,"IM-natl",'[2005 Totals.xls]2005 Sales'!$K$2:$K$38) |
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