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I am trying to use 2 variables with the SUMIF function. ie:-
sumif(<range1,<criteria1)(<range2,<criteria2), <sum_range So far, I cannot find out if this is possible. Has anyone tried and managed to do this successfully? I thought maybe that the AND function has to be used ... for example:- Sumif(AND(A:A,"Car"(B:B,"Red",C:C))) - but with this example, I get the error message:- "You've entered too few arguments etc " |
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