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I am using DSUM to query a database. How can I set up my formula to only pull
data that exactly matches. For instance, my criteria is "Research" and it is pulling all data like "Research labor", Research travel", etc. I only want it to sum "Research". Is there a way to use a "false" statement like in a lookup? Thanks. |
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In the criteria cell, enter: ="=Research"
flyingbr wrote: I am using DSUM to query a database. How can I set up my formula to only pull data that exactly matches. For instance, my criteria is "Research" and it is pulling all data like "Research labor", Research travel", etc. I only want it to sum "Research". Is there a way to use a "false" statement like in a lookup? Thanks. -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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