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I am trying to sum a column if three criteria are met in one column. In
other words if Colum L has an EB, F, and EF then sum these in Column BB. Here is what I have but this doesn't seem to work. I'm wondering if it is because the criteria is all in the same column. I have used Sumproduct on three different columns but not where the criteria is all in the same column. Can someone help? =SUMPRODUCT($L51:$L60="FB")*($L51:$L60="EB")*($L51 :$L60="F")*(BB51:BB60) |
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