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it depends on how thee colors are applied.
If the colors are from conditional or custom formating. the same criteria for the formating can be used in a sumproduct() or similar formula. If the colors were changed by hand, a macro will be needed. something like the one in http://www.cpearson.com/excel/colors.htm "24 Jan 05" wrote: I have a spreadsheet with numbers in 2 different colours in each column. Is there a formula I can use to total only numbers in one colour? |
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