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formula help
I am trying to set up a formula that would search cells in a column for
specific text (a range of general ledger codes). If the text is found, I need it to trigger a calulation of cells in the specfic row in order to determine the grand total for the spreadsheet. For example, for every row in column B, if the text 1021-10 is found, subtract column G from column F in order to provide the grand total for 1021-10. If the formula could be set up to search for multiple general ledger codes i.e. 1021-10, 1021-12, etc. to provide a cumulative total,that would be even better. Thanks! |
formula help
=SUMIF(B:B,"1021-10",F:F)-SUMIF(B:B,"1021-10",G:G)
Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "MJ" wrote: I am trying to set up a formula that would search cells in a column for specific text (a range of general ledger codes). If the text is found, I need it to trigger a calulation of cells in the specfic row in order to determine the grand total for the spreadsheet. For example, for every row in column B, if the text 1021-10 is found, subtract column G from column F in order to provide the grand total for 1021-10. If the formula could be set up to search for multiple general ledger codes i.e. 1021-10, 1021-12, etc. to provide a cumulative total,that would be even better. Thanks! |
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