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Hi
sorry, forget this use
=SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A100=""w"),--(B1:B100="Head"))

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Frank Kabel
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Frank Kabel wrote:
Hi
=SUMIF(A1:A100,"2W",B1:B100)


Urgent wrote:
I have 2 columns, one labeled "unit" and the other "injury type". So
there are about 8 different units all numbered like "2W, 2E, 3W, 3E,
etc." and the injury types has "head, eye, hand, etc". I need help
to create a formula, for example that will pull out all the head
injuries that happend in 2W. Is this possible?



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