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Column 'A' contains 2-digit codes (i.e. LB, BA, BB, etc.).
Column 'C' contains dates (mm/dd/yy format) Column 'L' contains mileage figures. Attempting to write a formula that will calculate mileage (Col. L) by a specific code (Col. A) and a certain date (Col. C). For example, total mileage for all 2005 dates that have code "LB". This is probably simpler than I am making it out to be. Any help is appreciated! |
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