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How can I rewrite the following (this does currently work):
=42-(1*SUM((Servers!B2:B2000="DL360")*(Servers!C2:C200 0="LCCCR30"))) so that the value DL360 will also be representative of the fact that Servers!B2:B2000 also contains similar values DL360G1, DL360G2, and DL360G3, without creating a monstrous formula that would end up looking like this: =42-SUM(1*SUM((Servers!B2:B2000="DL360")*(Servers!C2:C 2000="LCCCR30")),2*SUM ((Servers!B2:B2000="DL380")*(Servers!C2:C2000="LCC CR30")),4*SUM((Servers!B2: B2000="DL580")*(Servers!C2:C2000="LCCCR30")),2*SUM ((Servers!B2:B2000="ML370" )*(Servers!C2:C2000="LCCCR30"))) This would not be so bad, except for the fact that I also have several other models that are in the Servers!B2:B2000 column, and therefore this would get so big that it would be too big for Excel to execute. Please help, thanks!! |
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